Neurum: keep your knowledge

Neurum is a second brain for the things you read. You save a page, an article, a passage, or a file, and Neurum does the rest: it writes a summary, pulls out the key points, files it under a theme, and links it to everything else you have saved. What you end up with is not a folder of bookmarks but a web you can walk through, where an idea from biology sits next to one from architecture because they actually connect. How to use it Save without thinking. Click the extension on anything worth keeping. No folders, no tags, no decisions to make in the moment. Let it settle. Every save becomes a Neuron, summarized and connected on its own. You do not have to organize anything. Come back through the web. Open a theme and follow the links, instead of trying to remember the title of something you read months ago. Search when you know what you want, explore when you do not. The search bar finds anything you saved. The web shows you what you forgot you knew.