“Examples for our welcome flow.”
“Any ideas for helping new users get started?”
A warmer welcome - the PDF guide you saved for the welcome flow.
Link and bookmark organizer
Save a link with “Riya recommended this for Jaipur.” Later, ask “Where should I go to eat in Jaipur?” Offload brings back the recommendation you saved.
Your noteRiya recommended this for our Jaipur trip.
Where should I go to eat in Jaipur?
Add why you want to read or use the page.
Describe what you need without repeating the details you saved.
Keep links alongside related notes, screenshots, and documents.
How it works
You are planning dinner in Jaipur. You do not need to remember the restaurant name or which friend sent it to ask for somewhere to eat.
Add the article, page, or recommendation you want to keep.
Write “Riya recommended this for our Jaipur trip.”
“Any restaurant recommendations in Jaipur?”
Sounds familiar?
Ask about what you need now. Offload brings together connected memories from saved links, notes, and files, even when your question uses different words.
“Examples for our welcome flow.”
A warmer welcome - the PDF guide you saved for the welcome flow.
“Riya recommended this for Jaipur.”
Bar Palladio - Riya’s recommendation for Jaipur.
“Use this in our pricing discussion.”
Making prices easier to compare - saved for your pricing discussion.
Add the links you want to keep individually. Automatic bookmark-library import is not currently offered.
Yes. Ask naturally, such as “Where should I go to eat in Jaipur?” Offload can bring back a saved restaurant recommendation without you naming the restaurant, remembering who shared it, or repeating your note.
No. Third-party pages can change or disappear. Offload helps you remember the saved link and its context.
Add context that the page itself may not explain: who shared it, what project it supports, or why it matters to you. You do not need to remember or repeat that note when searching later.
Yes. Text and links can wait on your device and sync when you reconnect.
No. Some pages cannot be read fully, including pages behind a paywall. Your saved link and note still help you find the page.