the good part of everything you save.
i like to think of myself as a curious person. and naturally i save a lot of stuff on the internet because i want to know it all — tiktoks about dark matter and local shoe brands, screenshots of that prompt that was shown on the screen for a second (i will never type it down...), 2am voice notes with random ideas, links to articles i don't have time to read right now, photo of some strange sticker on the toilet wall in that bar.
and that's it, i saved it and now it's dead to me — finding it is a whole ordeal: in which of the seven places i put it? camera roll? saved on tiktok? threads? pinterest?? sometimes even WHAT i wanted to "read later", just that it was smth exciting.
the act of "saving" turns into a ritual that goes nowhere: the knowledge went in, never came back out. all this valuable stuff just fell into a black hole to never be seen again. and i felt so sad and guilty about it. so i got irritated.
and built supernuggets.
paste the link → bot reads it, enriches it → puts in the bucket → you find it in 3 seconds.
supernuggets does everything (and more) for me:
- ▪first, i added it to my home screen, so i can open it with just one click
- ▪i explore all my stuff on the web dashboard (the bucket) — the main jewel! the place. i can browse, search, open links, and explore related nuggets
- ▪it sends me digests — every week / month / year with a short report of what i was actually into — which helps me to reflect and/or remember something i forgot to dig into
- ▪the "surprise me" button — sometimes i just need to let go and enjoy a random item the universe has sent my way
- ▪dark mode, obviously — we care about our eyes
supernuggets started as a passion project for myself. now i'm happy to share it — hope it helps someone too.