This is a very useful tool, Claudio. Though there are already existing platforms like Jira allowing its users to build interactive agents based on the respective organisations' database, you have defined a niche market for yourself by focusing education.
Though I see how this tool can be adding value to Notion and obsidian platforms, I would refrain from that in the early stages of your business. It is better to carve a niche market in education sector, expand into e book integrations and slowly remove the friction of upload by user. This gives you an advantage of coming to your platform if they need a book as well.
It has good potential, keep building. My best wishes.
This is super impressive, Claudio. love how ThinkTotem tackles the real problem of passive reading head-on. The active-recall flow sounds particularly useful for retaining dense material, especially for business books and technical docs.
At Tech For Ever, we’ve been following tools that blend AI and education, and ThinkTotem stands out with its clean execution and user-focused design. The white-label “interactive reader” idea could be a hit for creators offering deep-dive content, imagine newsletters or eBooks becoming live learning sessions.
Bookmarking this. Would love to see integrations with note-taking tools like Notion or Obsidian in the future. Keep building!
Thanks you a lot! Right now, any public webpage with a URL can already be imported (e.g. blogpost). But for Notion or Obsidian, it should be a public page to work.
Btw, when you use it, please send me feedback. I would be happy to improve it following your lead
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We've all been there - you start reading an important book, but after 10 minutes your mind wanders and nothing sticks. ThinkTotem solves this by transforming passive reading into an active, conversational experience that
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This is a very useful tool, Claudio. Though there are already existing platforms like Jira allowing its users to build interactive agents based on the respective organisations' database, you have defined a niche market for yourself by focusing education.
Though I see how this tool can be adding value to Notion and obsidian platforms, I would refrain from that in the early stages of your business. It is better to carve a niche market in education sector, expand into e book integrations and slowly remove the friction of upload by user. This gives you an advantage of coming to your platform if they need a book as well.
It has good potential, keep building. My best wishes.
I agree with you. Books should be the focus for now.
Thanks for the encouragement
This is super impressive, Claudio. love how ThinkTotem tackles the real problem of passive reading head-on. The active-recall flow sounds particularly useful for retaining dense material, especially for business books and technical docs.
At Tech For Ever, we’ve been following tools that blend AI and education, and ThinkTotem stands out with its clean execution and user-focused design. The white-label “interactive reader” idea could be a hit for creators offering deep-dive content, imagine newsletters or eBooks becoming live learning sessions.
Bookmarking this. Would love to see integrations with note-taking tools like Notion or Obsidian in the future. Keep building!
Thanks you a lot! Right now, any public webpage with a URL can already be imported (e.g. blogpost). But for Notion or Obsidian, it should be a public page to work.
Btw, when you use it, please send me feedback. I would be happy to improve it following your lead