Great App but…
I enjoy this App a lot!! Sadly it is extremely laggy, which is very annoying;(
How am I supposed to try the related feature
If I cant have a free trial, to get to test how the related feature works… why would I ever pay for it? No one would ever be convinced to purchase this with the features available on the free plan. I can see the idea of this working for me, but it’s stuck as an idea. Off to try something else!
Amazing.
I love it. I have the one year plan and it really changed how I live my life. But the thing is that for me to connect the app to the idea it’s a scroll connectivity thing with my thoughts I need it to be more accessible. I use it mostly on the canvas’s layout and it can only be done by an pc or notebook. It would definitely be the most used app for me in my entire life if I had the capacity to use it on mobile while on canvas. I don’t know why it’s not possible, certainly there’s enough reasons but yea…that’s my comment
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Peace in the Chaos
Sublime is an oasis in an increasingly belligerent and exploitative digital world. It's a deeply pleasing place to send your ideas, and a lovely rabbit hole for finding new ones. Blocking out the noise is worth every penny for me.
I really want to like this…
…but I don’t.
I picked it up off the Verge I think and the idea is enticing. Save an article and it will curate for you different related things you want to look at.
Fantastic.
Only, it’s not.
I guess the core issue is who is the arbiter of what’s related?
I’ve no idea what the rules engine is but here are my results so far (I won’t be going further).
25 Favourite Travel Destinations for 2025 and 20 best places for 2026. Great, will get loads of inspiration.
Result: 20 best places for 2024
Best TV shows for 2026
Result: something about generative AI in media and an article in Russian (seriously).
Put those same links into Claude and get super rich detail.
So there is your problem. This is basically a worse version of AI but for a very specific purpose.
I wish you all the best but yeah, the product as it stands is unfortunately rubbish.
I picked it up off the Verge I think and the idea is enticing. Save an article and it will curate for you different related things you want to look at.
Fantastic.
Only, it’s not.
I guess the core issue is who is the arbiter of what’s related?
I’ve no idea what the rules engine is but here are my results so far (I won’t be going further).
25 Favourite Travel Destinations for 2025 and 20 best places for 2026. Great, will get loads of inspiration.
Result: 20 best places for 2024
Best TV shows for 2026
Result: something about generative AI in media and an article in Russian (seriously).
Put those same links into Claude and get super rich detail.
So there is your problem. This is basically a worse version of AI but for a very specific purpose.
I wish you all the best but yeah, the product as it stands is unfortunately rubbish.
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Used for 20 min and was asked to pay to do anything
I was so exited about the app, but unfortunately the reviews are true and there in no time to even learn what you could do with the app.
DESTROYED MY MACBOOK
DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS!! I downloaded Sublime on my MacBook and did the extension so I could save stuff and it immediately slowed my BRAND NEW Mac down so bad that I had to delete the app and extension. After deleting sublime it completely crashed my Mac’s Networking. I spent hours clearing caches, preferences, extensions, proxies, network files. NOTHING. WORKED. My brand new Mac is so messed up I have no choice but to completely factory reset it and I can’t even do that myself since it has to be connected to wifi to do it so now I have to wait for Apple’s technical support hours to be back open.
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An Oasis of Meaningful
It's hard to categorize Sublime. It's part repository for all of your creative or important thoughts, and it's part lovely-meandering-lane of related ideas. Mostly it's a delightful oasis of meaningful in the otherwise avoidable interwebs.
Use Raindrop.io Instead
Got this to be able to search my X bookmarks after that site’s own search stopped working. Sublime search wasn’t particularly good but at least usable. Soon after though my access to the bookmarks I’d imported“expired”and needed me to pay for premium to unlock. If like me you’re looking to simply search your saved stuff better, I recommend raindrop.io which has a better more exact search function that you don’t need to pay to use.
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$75 Yearly Subscription for Basic Features
This app has such great potential and has been one of the few apps that have actually excited me. However, before you can fully get comfortable using the app - they restrict so much in an effort to get you to pay a $75 subscription fee. I tried to make a collection private, and it said I had to subscribe in order to do so! $75 to make my collection private?! I can’t pay that if I am not even sure I like let alone know how to use the app. I understand businesses need to make their money, but this comes off a bit unethical. Really such a bummer because it seems like such an amazing app and concept. I’m rooting for this app, but they seriously need to rethink their subscription model. I truly hope they read this feedback and pivot accordingly.
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All collections disappeared
So I made a little over 50 cards and now i cant access any of them because they’re demanding i pay premium. And premium is 75$ A YEAR, no monthly plans! Including withholding me from my saved quotes I typed myself, the price on top of that is robbery! I hate that I was excited for this. Dont they realize the economy is in the gutter and many people cant afford to drop 75$ just like that on an APP?
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natural experience
what I enjoy most about Sublime, is that as more time passes I seem to enjoy using it more and more - an inverse relationship to most of the other applications I use. it’s a very natural way to capture thoughts or ideas and I think in its simplicity it is staying mindful of not getting in the way of you and whatever it is you want to capture - the way a lot of other tools do.
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Useful. Suggestion: some QOL features
Haven’t been using the app for too long so I may not have used/seen everything there is.
However, two things I’d like to note:
1) dark mode would be greatly appreciated
2) auto-fill links from clipboard (perhaps a toggleable feature. Either way, the less clicks the better)
However, two things I’d like to note:
1) dark mode would be greatly appreciated
2) auto-fill links from clipboard (perhaps a toggleable feature. Either way, the less clicks the better)
Cool app, don't like the only subscription option is annual.
A lot of people can't afford to dish out that much all at once nowadays.
endgame knowledge manager
been looking for this for years
Life Affirming Software
“Life affirming” isn’t a term I think I’ve ever used for an app, but it fits here. I can feel my attitude toward content shifting from that of “consumer” to that of “curator.” Due to the implicit focus on output that this app cultivates when you save something (what am I going to do with this? What other content should it live beside and how will I discover it?), Sublime invites you to attend to the content you consume and to take an active role in it. Everything you save is a building block in your evolving foundation of taste and interest.
What makes this incredibly rewarding is a new kind of feedback loop. Sublime incentivizes me to intake higher quality material so that I can find others’ related high quality material in return - Sublime’s AI-powered Related Ideas engine is remarkable at tying thoughts together. This then creates a loop where likeminded people can find my content.
And when someone adds your contribution to their collection, you get a different, healthier kind of dopamine hit. Rather than a one-sided feeling of congratulations that I said something clever, or I took a nice vacation, I instead get the satisfaction of knowing that I have become an active participant in someone else’s life. The words, or pictures, or links that I’ve selected as important have proven to be useful to someone else. It’s the internet embodiment of “tending to one’s own garden,” but with a quiet social element that makes your garden more purposeful.
What makes this incredibly rewarding is a new kind of feedback loop. Sublime incentivizes me to intake higher quality material so that I can find others’ related high quality material in return - Sublime’s AI-powered Related Ideas engine is remarkable at tying thoughts together. This then creates a loop where likeminded people can find my content.
And when someone adds your contribution to their collection, you get a different, healthier kind of dopamine hit. Rather than a one-sided feeling of congratulations that I said something clever, or I took a nice vacation, I instead get the satisfaction of knowing that I have become an active participant in someone else’s life. The words, or pictures, or links that I’ve selected as important have proven to be useful to someone else. It’s the internet embodiment of “tending to one’s own garden,” but with a quiet social element that makes your garden more purposeful.
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Highly recommend
Sublime is a fresh take on bookmarking that feels like Pinterest and Raindrop met and had a baby. Then that baby grew up and met another app called Notion, then those two apps had a baby of their own. In all seriousness, it's super easy to save stuff from around the web, and the card-based system makes browsing your ideas actually fun. While it might not have all the bells and whistles of hardcore PKM tools, it's perfect for folks who want a simple, visual way to collect and explore ideas.
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Where has this been my whole life?!?
Sublime is the most magical online space & community you will ever discover for archiving interesting & inspiring things you find on the internet, saving read-it-laters, and stumbling upon others’ collections of the same. The team behind it is brilliant, responsive, and delightful to interact with. Once you get the lay of the land, the platform is extremely intuitive and satisfying to use.
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A calm place to discover and remember
Sublime isn’t a social media app per se, but it is turning into my default for when I have some free time and want to browse, read, and discover. Instead of the hectic content on social media, Sublime feels like a curated community where the content recommendations feel like they’re made for me. I can store what I discover elsewhere, share it with whoever I want, and get recommendations on similar content. Great app with tons of promise.
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Makes the internet fun again
Solves the problem of saving/remembering the good stuff of the internet and also curates and surfaces more of the good stuff. All around good stuff - can't recommend this app more
