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
You don't need to ask for login after signup. If passwords match just redirect to main page.
Search and plus button just triggers console.log('html clicked') and that's it.
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 :)
http "https://k-stash.com/" --timeout 5
http: error: Request timed out (5.0s).
date
Tue Sep 22 17:44:13 EEST 2020