SurfSense

While tools like NotebookLM and Perplexity are impressive and highly effective for conducting research on any topic, imagine having both at your disposal with complete privacy control. That's exactly what SurfSense offers. With SurfSense, you can create your own knowledge base for research, similar to NotebookLM, or easily research the web just like Perplexity. SurfSense also includes an effective cross-browser extension to directly save dynamic content bookmarks, such as social media chats, calendar invites, important emails, tutorials, recipes, and more to your SurfSense knowledge base. Now, you’ll never forget anything and can easily research everything.

Hello all, For the last few weeks I have been building an advanced AI management solution for anything you see on the internet. You can save any dynamic content such as calendar invites, emails, social media chats and anything available on the internet to SurfSense and get way more meaningful insights than plain saving content. You can see your important mails, invites, chats & about any content you save through SurfSense chat. Give it a try at https://github.com/MODSetter/SurfSense and let me know your initial thoughts.

So I just recently tried to solve a problem that I face and released its code as an Open Source project. I was really fascinated by Knowledge Graphs so came up with this : https://github.com/MODSetter/SurfSense Basic GraphRAG is good but still leaves a lot to be desired. In the coming months I will try to perfect it. I would really like the feedback of Hacker News community. I plan to implement some techniques from Microsoft GraphRAG paper. Lets see how it goes.

When I’m browsing the internet, I tend to save a ton of content—but remembering when and what I saved? Is hard to remember! That’s where SurfSense comes in. SurfSense is like a Knowledge Graph Brain for anything you see on the World Wide Web. Now, you’ll never forget any browsing session. Just ask your personal knowledge base anything about your saved content, and voilà—instant recall! Check it out at https://github.com/MODSetter/SurfSense and leave your initial thoughts.