udayaprakash19

We will be launching paid plans soon. If you like it so much please take it for a spin and mail me your thoughts to meat [email protected]. We use it internally and find it useful and wont be shutting down fully even in the worst case scenario,we may trim some features that is as far as we would go.

Fetch is focused on turning your browsing history into a searchable knowledge base. Fetch doesn't just index links, it indexes content as well, and it ranks them by time spent, which is very handy to find the links you need quickly.Coming soon you will be able to sign in with the same acc into mozilla and safari as well, your history across browsers will be clubbed together making it all the more valuable.

Thanks for the kudos cooperadymas.

We take a snapshot every time you visit the page. We don't version the page yet. Do you have a specific use case for a feature like that?

There's a very strong correlation between time spent and usefulness of the article. We index all articles, even the ones you spend less time on, so when you search, a few page scrolls get you to the link you need. That said, time spent is a heuristic, its useful in a lot of cases, but not all, we'll have to see.

"Proprietary algorithms", we have a patent pending on how we sort and filter data

We'll think of a catchphrase around ""Imagine never having to re-google what you had googled before"

Hope you enjoy using the extension. You can send us feedback from the plugin directly, or mail us at [email protected]

If you like using the default google bookmarks then probably will love using fetch. There are so many instances during which we forget to bookmark something and managing bookmarks is a nightmare in itself. Fetch streamlines all and makes finding links a breeze.

We see the amount of links amassed by a person over time is his knowledgebase of sorts and we want it make it available to the user where ever he wants. We will be launching a mobile app soon, where in you can sign in and find any link from your history.

Imagine hypothetically today you are researching a router. You would look up youtube video reviews, look it up in amazon may be craigslist, checkout consumer reports etc. The next day if want those links you will either comb your browser history or go those sites you visited again. But with fetch all you have to do is type the name of the router and it will show the links in descending order of time you have spent on various websites associated with the router :) Imagine the time saved :D

any specific reason why it should be that way ?

we are looking for feedback as of now, and once we get market fit right for iOS version we ll do an android one.

the app itself is a great idea! but don't know if collaborative editing is something big!

bunch of fonts should more be like "bunch of fonts that they use on a regular basis" and I would like to incorporate your second comment into the slide if it is ok with you. I am making corrections in the app based on usability tests and thanks for pointing out the fb and twitter icons.

glad u liked it :) and best of luck in your endeavor.