Saved videos mostly stay unopened. Mine do, anyway.
So now a YouTube link or an X post with a video goes into Thrennel. It listens to the speech and turns it into notes I check and trim. #BuildInPublic
The 20-minute talk I saved in March, opened at last.
Myth: a second brain needs tags and templates first.
Truth: it starts with a link. Thrennel listened and drafted key points; I kept two.
Request an invite while the beta is free. #SoloFounder
I pasted a YouTube link to a bouldering footwork video. Thrennel listened and wrote a summary and key points, and I kept the two that mattered. Free during the invite-only beta. Request an invite at https://t.co/go7gGHh0mr
@mitansh_j07 Thank you! A video is listened to and an X Article or plain post is read as text. You review the notes before anything is saved. Thrennel is an invite-only beta; you can request an invite at https://t.co/r1rukYsUGe.
"Watch later" is where good videos wait forever.
A friend sent me a clip on X. I pasted the post into Thrennel, and it listened to what was said, read the post's text too, and drafted notes. I deleted one, added a line of my own, then saved. #BuildInPublic
@rishabhnasa Thanks, a fixed slot is a good test. Writing it down only counts once it has a time. Thrennel turns action items from a summary into checkboxes, and unfinished ones carry over to the next day.
Monday I wrote that my side project needs more time.
Thursday I wrote it again, in other words.
Sunday the week summary said it plainly: I'd raised it on four days and planned none of it. #OpenSourceAI
@y_chiboub Thanks for asking. The key points don't link to timestamps in the talk. For X videos it works from the speech, and you review the notes before saving, so you can add the timestamp yourself if one matters.
How many tabs do you have open that you swore you'd read later?
One of mine was a 20-minute talk saved months ago. I pasted the link into Thrennel. It listened and drafted a summary and key points. I cut one and kept the rest. #BuildInPublic
Unplayed videos keep their best ideas to themselves. Now I paste the YouTube link or X post, and Thrennel listens to what's said and drafts a summary and key points I edit before saving.
Got a pile like that? Request an invite to the beta. #OpenSourceAI
Keep your own thoughts apart from what you save. Then let them meet. In Thrennel, I typed a line about focus, and a talk I saved weeks ago appeared beside it.
How that works, plus a routine to try today, is on the blog.
https://t.co/tv7aqmzxp0
Archive the whole pile. Then bring back only the few you can give a reason, like "read before Friday's call". No reason, no bookmark.
New on the Thrennel blog: what to do with a thousand bookmarks you never read.
https://t.co/4l5MViJYWp
@rishabhnasa Thank you, that moment on a walk is a big reason voice dictation is there. You can dictate a thought on your phone, then ask your journal about it later and get the notes it came from.
Walking home, an idea for my side project.
I spoke it into my phone before it slipped away.
A week later, there it was in my journal.
Thrennel installs on a phone as a web app, with voice dictation. #SoloFounder
Myth: opening my journal at 7 a.m. means checking a dashboard first.
Truth: it means writing the first sentence.
Thrennel's home screen is a greeting and one writing box, on purpose. #SoloFounder
Usually a saved video just sits there, unopened. With Thrennel, you paste the YouTube link or X video post, and it listens to what's said, then drafts notes you edit before keeping. #SecondBrain
Bookmarked talks tend to stay unplayed.
Paste a YouTube link or an X video post, and Thrennel listens to what's said and drafts notes. You edit or cut them before anything is saved.
Request an invite at https://t.co/jsOHQKQJim and try it. #OpenSourceAI
I keep saving knitting tutorials and never rewinding them. Now I paste the link, Thrennel listens to the video and drafts notes I review before saving. Then I just ask my notes. Invite-only beta, free during the beta: request an invite at https://t.co/go7gGHh0mr
Saved videos stack up faster than anyone plays them back.
Last night I pasted a long YouTube interview into Thrennel. It listened, drafted notes, and I cut two before saving.
Want your clips as notes too? Request an invite on the Thrennel site. #SecondBrain