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K-Stash: The search engine for your personal, useful links. Knowledge factory. Pro sub only for you!

K-Stash is a platform (currently in closed beta) meant to gather all your useful links in one single place and create a sort of knowledge stash, accessible any time.

As myself a developer, in 5+ years I have stashed hundreds of web pages in the bookmarks, but even though they are saved there, I just can’t lose time to manually search that particular “custom rhombus pure css spinner” stackoverflow comment, among other 100.

I don't know if it's only about me, but my bookmarks are completely messed up. There is data, but that mess doesn't turn it into reusable information.

And so, here K-Stash kicks in:

web link (data) -> you elaborate it, label it (information) -> you use it, practically (knowledge) -> you reuse it, master it (wisdom).

I know, it's quite approximate, but it should give you a better understanding on what K-Stash tries to achieve.

The platform is really fresh (1 week) and currently in closed beta, so bugs may be out there :D

What do you think about this idea? I'd really appreciate your feedbacks.

Ow, I will auto upgrade all the k-stash accounts I find in the comments to the Pro plan (6 months), just write down the email you're gonna use!

The website: https://k-stash.com

on August 28, 2020
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    1. You don't need to ask for login after signup. If passwords match just redirect to main page.

    2. Search and plus button just triggers console.log('html clicked') and that's it.

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      I've tested K-Stash on: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and everything's fine. Give me more info about the OS, browser and its version, thank you :)

      EDIT: There's something weird going on. As a temporary fix, just refresh the page.

      EDIT 2: I think I have fixed it :)

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        http "https://k-stash.com/" --timeout 5

        http: error: Request timed out (5.0s).

        date
        Tue Sep 22 17:44:13 EEST 2020