You scroll Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Reddit, X, Substack... you save the good stuff, and you forget it. Recl is one app for every source: save from any app, get the key points, find it by topic, and ask your saves anything. Search "Recl" on the App Store or Google Play.
"Why do I forget what I watch?"
Ask Recl, and it answers from your own saves and shows which saves it used.
Your library, but you can talk to it.
What's the first thing you'd ask it?
5. How I read, by Henrik Karlsson (Escaping Flatland)
He starts about 300 books a year and finishes about 50. Read with a question you're chasing, and drop the rest.
What Recl does when you share a video:
→ reads it
→ writes a one-line summary
→ pulls out the key takeaways, with timestamps
→ files it under a topic
→ schedules it to come back
What you do: tap share.
Great newsletters, saved for Sunday… and Sunday never comes. Save any article to Recl, get the key points, and ask it what it said. What's the oldest unread one in your inbox?
Ebbinghaus measured the forgetting curve in the 1880s.
We're still surprised when last week's podcast is gone by Friday.
Spaced review fixes it. Recl schedules it for you: a day, three days, a week, two weeks, a month.
127 open tabs is not a reading list.
It's a backlog of intentions.
Share them to Recl. You get the point of each one, sorted into topics, without opening them again.
1/ You watch hours of videos and podcasts every week, and a week later most of it is gone.
It's not your memory. It's how memory works. Here's the fix, in 5 steps. 🧵
6/ Or skip the admin. Recl does all four: share a video or article, get the one-liner and key takeaways (with timestamps for videos), auto-sorted into a topic, and brought back on a schedule.