A read-later library with a memory
Save it now. Read it properly later.
Everything you mean to read lands in one quiet library. Articles, videos and PDFs get a summary and tags, your notes sit beside them, and you can ask questions across all of it.
Also answers inside Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor.
Saved from aeon.co · 14 min
The slow death of the attention span
Summary: attention isn't shrinking, it's being outbid. Three habits that win it back.
How it works
Save it where you found it
Share from your Android phone, paste a link in the web app, or drop in a PDF. Your agents can save to it too, over MCP.
Pocketmind reads it for you
Articles, videos and PDFs get a summary, tags and a clean reading view. Nothing to file, and it stays readable if the original page disappears.
Come back when you have time
Read it properly, search by meaning instead of exact words, or ask a question and get an answer that can cite the sources it used.
Works in: Web appPhone, installed as an appClaude, ChatGPT and Cursor (MCP)Ingest API for automationsChrome extension (soon)
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Why good notes are written twice
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What you can save
Anything you'd want to read, watch or listen to properly. It all lands in the same library and gets the same summary, tags and search.
Article
The slow death of the attention span
aeon.co · 14 min read
Kept in reader view, so it stays readable even if the page goes offline.
PDF
Attention is all you need
arxiv.org · 15 pages
Text extracted, scanned pages run through OCR, every page searchable.
Video
Pricing your SaaS, a teardown
youtube.com · 23:10
Transcribed, so you can search what was said and jump to the moment.
Audio
Voice memo: offsite ideas
Uploaded · 6:42
Upload podcast episodes, meetings and voice notes as audio files; they become searchable text.
Image
Whiteboard, Thursday retro
Photo from phone
Text in screenshots, photos and diagrams is read and indexed.
Note
What I actually think about pricing
Written in Pocketmind
Markdown notes that sit beside, and link to, what you saved.
Built for how you actually work
Four kinds of reader, one loop: save sources you trust, then ask questions answered from them.
Students & Researchers
Trace answers back to the papers you actually saved.
Professionals & Executives
Brief from verified reports instead of starting from zero.
Teams & Organizations
One shared library so agents and humans use the same evidence.
Content Creators & Thinkers
Draft from your reference pile, not generic model filler.
You saved the answer months ago.
Ask a question and Pocketmind looks for the line you need across everything you kept, and can cite the saved sources it used. In the app, or from Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor through its MCP server.
A screen recording of the Pocketmind app. A link to Paul Graham's essay "How to Do Great Work" is pasted and saved; Pocketmind reads it and adds a summary and tags. Then the question "What do Paul Graham's essays say about doing great work?" is asked across the library, and the answer cites three saved essays: How to Do Great Work, How to Work Hard, and Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule.
Save the next thing you'd have lost.
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