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Excited to be launching Tangent — the browser that acts as your second brain. Tangent is made for people with 100+ tabs open all the time, who read more knowledge than they can remember and are always hungry for more. Details + early access in thread 🍊

198,351 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля emily zhang
emily zhang1 год назад

My Stanford friends use it for synthesizing across 40 readings throughout the quarter, compiling detailed study guides, tracking research papers, and writing evidence-based essays.

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emily zhang1 год назад

My tech bro friends use it for generating personalized documentation with a single keyboard shortcut so we can now collectively stop searching the same CLI command over and over again.

Фото профиля emily zhang
emily zhang1 год назад

I use it for querying across sources for personalization I just can’t get with Perplexity and don’t want to keep copy-pasting into GPT for. Recently me + Tangent have been in our gym rat era:

Фото профиля emily zhang
emily zhang1 год назад

Documentation should live where research begins. Join the waitlist for Tangent below or DM me!

Фото профиля The Information
The Information1 год назад

OpenAI is betting on a little-known startup to stay ahead of Elon Musk in the supercomputer race.

Фото профиля Arslan
Arslan1 год назад

Looks great. The underlying pain is also the fear of losing information. But that info eventually gets lost in 100s of tabs anyway. If you include links as citations in a tangent, it'd allow users to close 100 tabs, store them in a tangent, query and open tabs later if needed.

Фото профиля emily zhang
emily zhang1 год назад

EXACTLY

Фото профиля mehedi
mehedi1 год назад

This is a v cool concept!!! can’t help but wonder if it would work better as an extension than a whole browser? I feel like people would be more keen to try it as an extension than a whole new browser.

Фото профиля Sauren Khosla
Sauren Khosla1 год назад

i like it -- seems very useful. completely unsolicited product idea that i've been waiting for a browser to do: let me search my browsing history by describing what i'm looking for and have it actually work! right now all (afaik) browsers just look at metadata. i'm constantly losing stuff and it feels like you already have some of the infrastructure in place to solve something like this. congrats on the launch!

Фото профиля emily zhang
emily zhang1 год назад

yes exactly! why i’m paranoid about closing tabs because i’m always scared of losing info to the void unified natural language search coming soon :) (also part of the reason this is a standalone browser and not an extension). thanks for the feedback!

Фото профиля kushagra
kushagra1 год назад

you're giving users the choice of selecting sources they feel are good and at the same time the power of llm 👏

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