memory.wiki Clipper vs fork ai

memory.wiki Clipper saves a web page, or a passage you select, as a clean, private memory.wiki link you can revisit later or bring into your AI assistant. Reading something worth keeping? Save it in one tap and get a tidy memory.wiki link. Open it anytime, or paste it into your own AI workflow (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor) instead of copy-pasting text. What it does: • One tap saves the current page, or the passage you select, as a clean Markdown note at a short memory.wiki link. • The link is copied to your clipboard, ready to revisit or share. • Add a short note about why you saved it, before publishing. • Sign in with your memory.wiki account to sync your saved pages across your devices. Privacy: • The extension does not track you and does not sell data. • A page is sent to memory.wiki only when you tap save.

Upload your lecture PDF and fork ai turns it into a mind map of notes. Then dig into any part of it: open a branch on the map, or tap a sentence and Ask AI about exactly that. Every question becomes a branch on your map, so you can find your place again. HOW IT WORKS • Upload a lecture PDF (lecture slides saved as PDF are fine), a text file, a Markdown file or an image • fork ai builds a mind map of notes from it • Open any branch from the map to read it • Tap a sentence, or highlight a passage, and tap Ask AI to ask about exactly that • Each answer becomes a new branch on the map • Mix several branches into one new answer with the Mixer KEEP AND SHARE YOUR WORK • Highlight in colors and pin callouts • Export a session to Notion as a structured page • Share a session with a link. Anyone can read it without an account • Choose the AI model for each branch • Turn on web search to get answers with cited sources • Get a notification when a long research run finishes BEFORE YOU UPLOAD • fork ai reads up to 50 pages, or about 40,000 characters, of a file • Scanned PDFs with no text layer are read by OCR: the first 10 pages only, and English only • If a file was only partly read, the app tells you, so you can split it and upload the rest • You need an account to upload. Sign-up is free CREDIT New accounts get a one-time $5 starting credit. AI answers use up credit. When it runs out, you can buy more inside the app.