A second brain that reads and files the web for you.
Paste any link, even ones you haven't read yet. Memlane reads the whole page, writes a clean summary, and files it under your own topics, so everything you keep stays organized, searchable, and off your mind.
Drop the link
An article, a video, a thread. Anything with a URL. Save it in one paste, whether or not you read it now.
An AI reads it for you
Memlane pulls the full text into a clean copy and writes a short summary, kept safe even if the original later moves or vanishes behind a paywall.
Filed under your topics
You name the topics that matter to you. Each new link is sorted into the right ones on its own, so your library organizes itself as it grows.
Your collection grows. Your mind stays light.
Every link read, summarized, filed under your topics, and searchable by meaning, so what you save stays calm and findable instead of piling up as open tabs and mental clutter.
Find it by meaning
Search by what something said, not just its title. Half-remembered ideas surface anyway.
Read without the noise
Every save opens in a clean, quiet reader: no cookie banners, no autoplay, no clutter. Just the words.
Or finish it on your Kindle
Read in the app, or send your saves to a Kindle, Kobo, or reMarkable when you'd rather sit with them on e-ink. Long pieces arrive with their chapters intact. How to set it up.
The gist, up top
A short AI summary on every save, so you can decide what's worth a full read.
Send a single read
Flip any article to public and share a clean, fast link: the original, minus the mess.
Write what you think
Markdown notes live next to your saves and file into the same topics.
ChatGPT and Claude
Link your library to ChatGPT or Claude Desktop. Search what you've saved, draft from recent reads, or drop a link mid-conversation. How to connect.
Wake up to a reading bundle
Put your assistant on a schedule: the morning's Hacker News picks, a Friday roundup on your topic. Each digest arrives as one card in Memlane and one book on your e-reader, then quietly deletes itself without ever cluttering your library. Set up a routine.
Yours to keep, or take
Export your whole library as plain Markdown files, your topics as tags, ready to open in any editor. Nothing is locked in; leave whenever you want.