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Kanso Space is one inbox for everything you save for later. Share a link, photo or screenshot from any app: no folders, no tags. AI summarizes it, tags it and connects it to what you already had. Later, ask in plain words and it answers from your own notes.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Jose, a developer from Spain, and Kanso Space is the first app I've shipped on my own.
The problem: I save things in about ten places. Instagram saves, screenshots, the reading list, "message to myself" chats, open tabs. And I go back to almost none of them. Saving had become a way of not deciding.
Kanso is a single place for all of it. You share a link, a photo or a screenshot from any app and that's it: no folder to pick, no title to write, no tags. In the background it reads the page (the whole page, not just the title), writes a short summary, picks a main tag and a few more, pulls out a date or a place if there is one, and links it to related things you saved before. Later you can ask "what did I save about Kyoto?" and it answers from your own notes, showing which ones it used so you can check.
A few things that make it different, I hope: · Saving is the share sheet. There's nothing to learn at capture time. · The order shows up afterwards, by itself. You never have to organize. · Answers cite your notes. If it can't find something, it says so instead of making it up. · Shared spaces: a trip or a renovation with someone else, and the person you invite joins for free. · It's meant to be calm. Japandi design, light and dark, and not a single red badge.
It started last November as a "chat with yourself" app, and in February I turned it around into this library. It went live on the App Store in September and on Google Play in October, in English and Spanish, on iPhone, iPad and Android. This week's version brings the new logo.
Pricing, plainly: free gives you 20 AI-organized notes a month, and you can save as many as you like. Pro ($4.99/month or $39.99/year, 7 days free) adds asking your library, with 500 notes and 100 conversations a month.
What's not there yet: no web or desktop app, and no import from other read-later apps.
I'd love to hear what confuses you, what breaks, and what you'd want it to do with what you save. I'll be here all day answering.
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About Kanso Space on Product Hunt
“Save from any app. AI sorts it. Ask for it later.”
Kanso Space was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #155 on the daily leaderboard. Kanso Space is one inbox for everything you save for later. Share a link, photo or screenshot from any app: no folders, no tags. AI summarizes it, tags it and connects it to what you already had. Later, ask in plain words and it answers from your own notes.
Kanso Space was featured in Android (57.7k followers), iOS (111k followers), Productivity (663.7k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (481.7k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 392.6k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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José Antonio Yébenes Gálvez
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Jose, a developer from Spain, and Kanso Space is the first app I've shipped on my own.
The problem: I save things in about ten places. Instagram saves, screenshots, the reading list, "message to myself" chats, open tabs. And I go back to almost none of them. Saving had become a way of not deciding.
Kanso is a single place for all of it. You share a link, a photo or a screenshot from any app and that's it: no folder to pick, no title to write, no tags. In the background it reads the page (the whole page, not just the title), writes a short summary, picks a main tag and a few more, pulls out a date or a place if there is one, and links it to related things you saved before. Later you can ask "what did I save about Kyoto?" and it answers from your own notes, showing which ones it used so you can check.
A few things that make it different, I hope:
· Saving is the share sheet. There's nothing to learn at capture time.
· The order shows up afterwards, by itself. You never have to organize.
· Answers cite your notes. If it can't find something, it says so instead of making it up.
· Shared spaces: a trip or a renovation with someone else, and the person you invite joins for free.
· It's meant to be calm. Japandi design, light and dark, and not a single red badge.
It started last November as a "chat with yourself" app, and in February I turned it around into this library. It went live on the App Store in September and on Google Play in October, in English and Spanish, on iPhone, iPad and Android. This week's version brings the new logo.
Pricing, plainly: free gives you 20 AI-organized notes a month, and you can save as many as you like. Pro ($4.99/month or $39.99/year, 7 days free) adds asking your library, with 500 notes and 100 conversations a month.
What's not there yet: no web or desktop app, and no import from other read-later apps.
I'd love to hear what confuses you, what breaks, and what you'd want it to do with what you save. I'll be here all day answering.