Your Personal Google

You can stop bookmarking your favorite websites. Favbot saves and organizes your browsing data. It learns what is important to you and presents that to you when you need. You will be fully in control. Powerful machine-learning algorithms at work. Start using it now.

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Benefits

Private. In your control You can delete parts or all of your data any time. You can download your data. No lock-ins. It is your data. Only you get to decide how it will be processed to benefit you.

Always stay organized You data is organized by content, context and relevance. When you want to find something you looked at earlier, it will be in the first place you look. No more rummaging.

Save time and effort You don't have to remember to bookmark. So your creative productive flow mode is not interrupted. You also save time when when you look for something.

Quick search The websites you visit are fully indexed to be quickly searchable. Vaguely remember that insightful post you up-voted on Hacker News? That has been indexed too.

Smart assistant You already wade through several websites, tweets and posts a day. Now you get an assistant who keenly observes what you do and curates the information for you.

Actionable analytics May be you are spending more time on Reddit than you thought? You can analyze and learn to improve your browsing habits for maximal efficiency, productivity and fun.

Voices

edw519 "I've tried many ways to streamline my bookmarks across machines, but none worked well for me. So I'm really looking forward to Favbot and its intelligent tools. I can finally free up my memory and my fingers for more important work, like cranking out code and Hacker News comments." - Ed

icey "I can't wait to get my hands on Favbot! Keeping track of bookmarks across multiple machines has been a thorn in my side for a long time. This will replace multiple bookmarking solutions for me. The suggestion tool looks great and will probably save lots of time that's currently spent seeking out up to date information about bleeding edge technology." - Paul

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