gabev

Quite a lot of em dashes for the New Yorker...

[EDIT] Several commenters rightly noted that heavy em-dash usage is normal for the New Yorker (and common thanks to OS auto-replacement), so my “LLM giveaway” quip was off-base. Leaving this up for context—thanks for the corrections.

I've been using BAML to develop Zenfetch and it's easily the best engineering decision I made for the product

Personal RAG. Connect your existing bookmarks/web browsing/notes into a knowledge library with AI search and chat over top it

Thanks for mentioning Zenfetch :)

Happy to answer any questions

Interesting to see Kagi on this list. One of our users for Zenfetch specifically requested the option to see their Zenfetch articles alongside their search results, so we naively developed that feature to appear beside Google SERPs...

Turns out, he was a Kagi power user. Not the worst mistake on our end, though pretty neat to see it in the wild

We're working on the ability to share folders of your knowledge so that others can search/chat across them.

We've been thinking of this as a "subscription" to the creator's folder. Similar to how you might subscribe to a Spotify playlist

Hey there,

This is Gabe, the founder of Zenfetch. Thanks for sharing. We're putting together an export option where you can download all your saved data as a CSV and should get that out by end of week.

Sorry about that, this happens sparingly with our auth provider.

It might take a couple of minutes. Would recommend checking spam or trying again in a bit

Appreciate that and yes in the absolute worst case, you can email us and we can manually export your data on your behalf.

We are using a fixed price today and have no restriction on storage. This might change in the future if costs scale, though it’s not an immediate priority and we’d be sure to communicate those changes well in advance.

Once you’re onboarded, feel free to message us with the in app support widget. It’s a direct line to the team slack and we tend to respond almost immediately

Snapshot is taken from the actual content at that point in time. We haven’t enabled a reader format just yet where you could view the original text. Right now, clicking the card in the dashboard will redirect you to the URL.

If you were to chat with the article from the dashboard, it would be preserving the snapshotted content and leverage that information in the final answer (same with using the search functionality).

Correct.

The database provider we use encrypts all customer data at-rest by default using AES-256 to secure all volume (disk) data.