ESSENTIA
Keep what catches your curiosity.
Saving an interesting link is easy. Finding a reason to return to it is the harder product problem.
Independent product work; detailed authorship and collaborator attribution remain to be documented.
Next.js / React / TypeScript / Tailwind
Inspected 2026-10-31
Original development date unverified
What you can
actually inspect.
- Article feed, category filters and search source
- Bookmark actions with local-storage writes
- Explore and My List pages
- Share or copy-link action
The summary button returns a generic mock response. Link ingestion and real AI summarization are not established. No original creation date was verified; December 2025 file dates do not prove first-mover status.
The decision
inside the interface.
Treat the saved object as a way back into an idea. The next iteration needs a real capture-to-revisit loop before richer AI claims.
Present-day source analysis, not historical research.
Under the hood / source evidence
- src/components/ArticleCard.tsx
- src/app/explore/page.tsx
- src/app/my-list/page.tsx
- src/data/articles.ts
- Isolated source-component capture
Actual source components and bundled article fixtures, rendered locally. Summary generation is mocked.
What makes a saved idea worth revisiting a week later?
Usability and outcomes still need evidence.
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