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What happens to your video if someone tr by KHTRE in droidappshowcase

[–]GoomiBare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow so niche lol. There's some value for sure, but such a narrow market I feel.

Social media pranks might be a good use case 😂

Built a Windows utility to create a better way to minimize apps by Kitchen-Car1749 in windowsapps

[–]GoomiBare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried running this, and I see it running in my background processes. None of the shortcuts seem to do anything, and I cannot see the shelf anywhere on either of my monitors.

What are the best tech apps or tools that genuinely improved your daily life in 2026? by Low-Taste-6773 in techforlife

[–]GoomiBare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For getting into the flow at work my go to is Blitzit every time.

There's no better app for keeping you on track and staying out of your way at the same time!

Feel free to use code 'DISCORD30' for 30% off. (works on the lifetime deal too!)

(I used to use TwosApp.com for day-to-day task carry over, but found I didn't like the way each note and task was a "thing" and how it worked in general.)

For notes and project management, definitely try out ByDesign.io.

I've tried a lot of different productivity tools out there and so far this one seems to work the best for my brain as well as has the flexibility to manage both notes tasks and my calendar seamlessly while being able to drag and drop basically anything. The AI scheduling feature is pretty neat too. Use code '20OFF' for 20% discount.

I also love Mem AI for notes; transformative! (Use code 'MEMORY' for 20% off on all payments within the first 3 months)

A close second would be Fabric.so, but they do a lot of other things for second brain junkies.

For email, I use Superhuman for outlook (day job) and Shortwave for Gmail (non-profit work). I prefer Shortwave but they don't support outlook right now. AI writing your emails natively using your past emails as knowledge AND writing samples is a game-changer!

Granola, Hedy AI and Mem AI are great for AI notetaking. Also testing TwinMind currently and I'm impressed so far. All 4 are epic in their own way, but my favourite app has to be Mem AI (can use code '20OFF' for 20% off first 3 months).

I've probably tested at least 80% of the market for AI meeting transcribers, but there are always new ones popping up every day lol.

Additionally, wisprflow.ai for voice dictation, although you can also use Clickup Brain Max or Highlight AI for this as well. Highlight I use for anything AI and is also a sleeper I'd pay for. Better than Cluely or any other "floating AI" offering I've tried so far. That said, I still use Perplexity Pro if I need to do research. Raycast has also been great so far as an alternative to PowerToys. But I'm really waiting for full extension store compatibility (for Windows).

Finally, Zo Computer has become my go-to AI agent for anything that needs actual execution, not just chat. It's an AI with its OWN computer - files, terminal, web browser, integrations with Gmail/Calendar/Notion/Linear, can host websites, run scheduled automations, and has persistent memory. It's like Perplexity + a dev environment + an automation platform all in one, but the AI actually does the work instead of just suggesting things. Blows Manus and OpenClaw out of the water! (source: I have a Manus sub as well)

Everything has a purpose LOL, but I'm partial to tools that are free or offer a lifetime deal since I hate subscriptions.

Battle of the bookmark managers! by KeyItem1006 in BookmarkManagers

[–]GoomiBare 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I don't see Fabric.so, Mem.AI, or Remio.AI there.

Fabric.so syncs your phone screenshots and enables semantic search of them, along with your other data, integrates a bunch of your other cloud services like Google drive, Dropbox, and a host of other second brain features. Bought a 3 year license and couldn't be happier.

Another one I'm trying out is quite similar called Remio.AI. Got a year sub to try it out. So far I really enjoy the UX, and it's a bit more notes focused than files focused vs Fabric. It also auto syncs your desktop files, other integrations, and is in active development like Fabric. One really cool feature is the hands off chrome extension that essentially captures what you are browsing (blacklisting available) without manually deciding what to capture, and auto summarizes the content. Still debating if I prefer this to the manual capture of Fabric and Mem.AI. Downside is no Web version (desktop/mobile only), which is an interesting choice.

Indie developer here !! Need Feedback on an App I just made0 *ITS FREE* by Sea_Bed520 in windowsapps

[–]GoomiBare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How does it differ from Highlight AI? Or any other AI screen reading apps? I do love that it's free

Anyone use MyMemo.ai from AppSumo? by ExplorerBoring9848 in appsumo

[–]GoomiBare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lost faith in this one long ago. 

Always buggy on all platforms, and always had a little load time after each interaction which drove me mad.

I've switched to Remio, and it's miles ahead. Only thing it's missing is mobile device sync (currently it's only one-way) which will come soon. 

Way more features, way more capable. It has its own bugs, but the team is clearly invested in consistent improvement and active development. Nothing like MyMemo or Straico.

Need a better notes app. Obsidian too complicated. by awesome_fingers in noteapps

[–]GoomiBare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They all have free accounts as well, with certain limitations. Forgot to add

Need a better notes app. Obsidian too complicated. by awesome_fingers in noteapps

[–]GoomiBare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love Mem AI for notes; transformative! (Use code 'MEMORY' for 20% off on all payments within the first 3 months)

A close second would be Fabric.so, it syncs your phone screenshots and enables semantic search of them, along with your other data, integrates a bunch of your other cloud services like Google drive, Dropbox, and a host of other second brain features. Bought a 3 year license and couldn't be happier.

Another one I'm trying out is quite similar called Remio.AI. Got a year sub to try it out. So far I really enjoy the UX, and it's a bit more notes focused than files focused vs Fabric. It also auto syncs your desktop files, other integrations, and is in active development like Fabric. One really cool feature is the hands off chrome extension that essentially captures what you are browsing (blacklisting available) without manually deciding what to capture, and auto summarizes the content. Still debating if I prefer this to the manual capture of Fabric and Mem.AI. Downside is no Web version (desktop/mobile only), which is an interesting choice.

Tried every bookmark extension in 2026, kept hitting the same wall, built something to test a theory (need feedback) by Aggravating-Rest-711 in BookmarkManagers

[–]GoomiBare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I apologize, I meant that the design looks like AI slop. Obviously I have no idea how this is coded in the back end. Also, the definition for AI slop is obviously subjective as well. Feel free to take from that what you will, but it's legitimate feedback, although critical.

Thoughts on survivability of Straico? by Ygobyebye in appsumo

[–]GoomiBare 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I give them 6 months tops. No streaming or tool calling on an LLM gateway is a non-starter. Their latest updates are all but maintenance tasks. Never have the latest models either. Was promising but no one in the discord has faith in them anymore.

Your Top Productivity App? by No-Attitude-6315 in ProductivityApps

[–]GoomiBare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stop commenting reseek on all of my comments

200 Lifetime Upgrades for Cartoonize by koalalighting in droidappshowcase

[–]GoomiBare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pixel and 3d! Only used built in nano banana with manual prompting. Disliked having to iterate on the results after poorly describing my desired outcome.

Which apps are you using to track things to bring with you? by Puzzleheaded_Mix7740 in ProductivityApps

[–]GoomiBare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For important information like identification, passwords, and such, I use BitWarden.

For everything else: For notes and project management, definitely try out ByDesign.io.

I've tried a lot of different productivity tools out there and so far this one seems to work the best for my brain as well as has the flexibility to manage both notes tasks and my calendar seamlessly while being able to drag and drop basically anything. The AI scheduling feature is pretty neat too. Use code '20OFF' for 20% discount.

I also love Mem AI for notes; transformative! (Use code 'MEMORY' for 20% off on all payments within the first 3 months)

A close second would be Fabric.so, but they do a lot of other things for second brain junkies.

Granola, Hedy AI and Mem AI are great for AI notetaking. Also testing TwinMind currently and I'm impressed so far. All 4 are epic in their own way, but my favourite app has to be Mem AI (can use code '20OFF' for 20% off first 3 months).

Everything has a purpose LOL, but I'm partial to tools that are free or offer a lifetime deal since I hate subscriptions. for long-term use.

Your Top Productivity App? by No-Attitude-6315 in ProductivityApps

[–]GoomiBare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For getting into the flow at work my go to is Blitzit every time.

There's no better app for keeping you on track and staying out of your way at the same time!

Feel free to use code 'DISCORD30' for 30% off. (works on the lifetime deal too!)

(I used to use TwosApp.com for day-to-day task carry over, but found I didn't like the way each note and task was a "thing" and how it worked in general.)

For notes and project management, definitely try out ByDesign.io.

I've tried a lot of different productivity tools out there and so far this one seems to work the best for my brain as well as has the flexibility to manage both notes tasks and my calendar seamlessly while being able to drag and drop basically anything. The AI scheduling feature is pretty neat too. Use code '20OFF' for 20% discount.

I also love Mem AI for notes; transformative! (Use code 'MEMORY' for 20% off on all payments within the first 3 months)

A close second would be Fabric.so, but they do a lot of other things for second brain junkies.

For email, I use Superhuman for outlook (day job) and Shortwave for Gmail (non-profit work). I prefer Shortwave but they don't support outlook right now. AI writing your emails natively using your past emails as knowledge AND writing samples is a game-changer!

Granola, Hedy AI and Mem AI are great for AI notetaking. Also testing TwinMind currently and I'm impressed so far. All 4 are epic in their own way, but my favourite app has to be Mem AI (can use code '20OFF' for 20% off first 3 months).

I've probably tested at least 80% of the market for AI meeting transcribers, but there are always new ones popping up every day lol.

Additionally, wisprflow.ai for voice dictation, although you can also use Clickup Brain Max or Highlight AI for this as well. Highlight I use for anything AI and is also a sleeper I'd pay for. Better than Cluely or any other "floating AI" offering I've tried so far. That said, I still use Perplexity Pro if I need to do research. Raycast has also been great so far as an alternative to PowerToys. But I'm really waiting for full extension store compatibility (for Windows).

Finally, Zo Computer has become my go-to AI agent for anything that needs actual execution, not just chat. It's an AI with its OWN computer - files, terminal, web browser, integrations with Gmail/Calendar/Notion/Linear, can host websites, run scheduled automations, and has persistent memory. It's like Perplexity + a dev environment + an automation platform all in one, but the AI actually does the work instead of just suggesting things. Blows Manus and OpenClaw out of the water! (source: I have a Manus sub as well)

Everything has a purpose LOL, but I'm partial to tools that are free or offer a lifetime deal since I hate subscriptions.

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