Membr Notes
Re-thinking note-taking on the web.
Supercharge note-taking in your browser. Now with AI summaries of website content!
Membr is your companion as you take notes on the web, just before publishing to Word, Google Docs, Confluence or Notion. With it you can efficiently write notes and instantly access them across browser tabs.
Membr for Chrome brings:
- AI-powered summaries of any website's content.
- Convenient access to your notes on all browser tabs.
- A rich text editor.
- Code snippets (with language detection).
- Drag and drop support for images or GIFs from any website into your notes.
- And many more features on the way.
Check it out at www.membr.shiftlabz.com
Supercharge note-taking in your browser. Now with AI summaries of website content!
Membr is your companion as you take notes on the web, just before publishing to Word, Google Docs, Confluence or Notion. With it you can efficiently write notes and instantly access them across browser tabs.
Membr for Chrome brings:
- AI-powered summaries of any website's content.
- Convenient access to your notes on all browser tabs.
- A rich text editor.
- Code snippets (with language detection).
- Drag and drop support for images or GIFs from any website into your notes.
- And many more features on the way.
Check it out at www.membr.shiftlabz.com
I published the private beta of Membr for Chrome that contained the core functionality and early design direction. The key features were notebook creation, notes, and editor functionality.
The announcement of the private beta was done on Medium and Twitter.
https://particleshiftlabs.medium.com/the-membr-notes-beta-is-here-c3bea95955c3
I published a manifesto guiding the development of Membr. The initial design and feature motivations were outlined in this blog post.
I took a stab at early prototypes and created an early access list powered by Typeform.
https://particleshiftlabs.medium.com/re-thinking-note-taking-on-the-web-fc0057fe0d5a
Membr was borne out of frustration with existing note-taking apps.
- Note-taking apps didn't work the way I did i.e I do most of my research and reading on the web and most apps hand standalone desktop clients
- I was forced to context switch a lot between the browser and my note-taking apps. This hurt my productivity and motivation.
- I didn't like the design of Apple's notes app.
- I needed a Moleskine for the browser.
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