01
One click, any page
Save what you are reading without leaving it. The page text comes too, so the save survives the link.
Norget · as in, not forget
Never forget
a thing.
Save anything worth keeping and move on. Norget reads it, remembers what it meant, and brings it back later with the exact sources still attached.
The archive, live
Ask it something.
Twelve real saves are already in here. Ask, then open the sources the answer used.
“What survives when a platform disappears?”
Only what you kept somewhere else. Platforms look permanent until the shutdown notice arrives, and saving an address is not the same as saving the page, since about a quarter of decade-old links no longer resolve. The durable strategy people keep rediscovering is copies in many hands, which is also the argument for owning your files outright.
Ways in
Four routes,
one archive.
02
Bring what you already saved
A Pocket, Chrome, Firefox or Safari export goes in whole, tags included. Nothing starts empty.
03
Bring in X and Instagram
The extension pulls your saved posts across with their text, so they arrive readable rather than as bare links.
04
Then stop organising
Describe what it was about. The answer comes back with the saves it used, which you can open.
The receipt is the point
Answers you can check.
A general chatbot answers from a vast shared model. Norget answers only from what you chose to keep, and shows exactly which items it used.
You save a long read and close the tab
The page text comes with it, so the save outlives the link.
It gets summarised and indexed
Not filed by you. Read by the archive, then placed by meaning.
New saves keep arriving on top of it
You never open it again. This is the normal case, not the failure case.
A question brings it back, with the receipt
You did not remember the title, the site, or when. You remembered what it was about, and that was enough.
Full text
By meaning
Traceable
The register
It reads, so you don’t have to.
Most tools assume you will come back and read. You will not, but you will want the idea again.
- A
- Every answer cites the saved items it drew from. This is the part a general chatbot cannot do, because it does not have your library.
- B
- Describe the idea, not the title. Norget can find it even when you have forgotten the site, the date, and every exact keyword.
- C
- See how saved things connect across sources, as a graph you can move through.
- D
- Saved content is processed by a language model to make it searchable. Connected-account tokens are encrypted at rest. We say which is which.