Saved too many links and forgot why? Library Insight turns your Cubox archive into a smart, searchable agent. Ask anything, and let AI surface what matters most.
Hi PH, I’m Todd, founder of Cubox.
We’ve been working on Cubox for a few years now, built around the idea that Read It Later still holds timeless value, especially in the age of AI.
Instead of replacing it, we want to reimagine how it works: not just saving, but understanding, revisiting, and making it part of your thinking.
Cubox AI 3.0 Library Insight is a step in that direction. We’re excited to share it, and we’re still evolving.
It might be the first “Read It Later” agent, quietly working behind the scenes to help you make sense of your library.
You can now:
- Ask any question about your saved content
- Get structured insights, summaries, and related content
- Receive scheduled digests and rediscover past reads
- Turn your archive into something searchable, intelligent, and alive
We built this for people who love to read, learn, and grow, but don’t always have time to read everything right away.
Thanks for checking it out, and we’d love to hear what you think.
Been using Cubox for almost a year, and I absolutely love it! It's my favorite tool for reading and PKM. I do wish it had PDF annotation and RSS feed features. Noe I have to use other tools for those. But overall, I'm really happy with Cubox. Keep up the great work!
Gonna close all the tabs in my Safari. I’ve kept them always open for saved data and tracking progress. Congrats on the launch!
Library Insight feels like a memory upgrade for your Cubox, AI that doesn’t just search, but contextualizes your saved content? That’s exactly what link hoarders need when ideas outpace organization.
Congrats for the launch! You got my upvote! Do i need use my Open AI api key like on https://besaved.me/ or you use your own for AI summ.?
It's AI powered read it later app that helps you save, organize, and rediscover content. Smart tagging, summaries, and reminders make deep reading effortless and efficient.
this feels like a “second brain” without the setup tax. A quick “triage mode” for the inbox (one‑key archive/tag/save), plus spaced resurfacing of older highlights, would be awesome. A migration guide from Pocket/Instapaper would also help folks switch in minutes
Nice work team. Quick Qs: can Cubox auto‑tag or route items with rules (e.g., “if source = YouTube then tag: video”)? Do you support a Chrome/Firefox extension and iOS share sheet capture? Also, any exports to Notion/Obsidian/Readwise so I can keep highlight in sync?
First time discovering Cubox and I'm already impressed with the core features. Here's a thought that would make me a paid customer instantly: integrate a one-click "text-to-podcast" feature, similar to what Google's NotebookLM can do. The ability to listen to my reading list would be a massive productivity boost. I'd subscribe today for that.
No way—organizing all my reading and notes in one spot is exactly what I need! I’m always drowning in tabs. Does Cubox sync smoothly between devices?
