An AI save-it-for-later app that reads with tools
Save a link. nora AI reads it and turns it into a note.
Save articles, papers, blogs, and YouTube links. nora AI uses parsers, browser rendering, caption tools, and document tools to read the body and metadata before creating the summary. Your notes stay in Google Drive, and related links are grouped when you come back.
Example
Captions, paper metadata, blocked webpages, and documents need different tools. nora AI reads in the background, then fills in the summary, tags, source, and related links.
A paper about how prompt tone can influence model answers. nora keeps the source, summary, and useful tags so the idea is easy to find later.
On mobile, tap Share and choose nora. The link lands in nora without opening the app and pasting it manually.
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Tap Share
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Choose nora
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Save as a note
Your first save includes sample related nodes, then real saved links replace them as your knowledge base grows.
FAQ
nora is a personal knowledge service where nora AI reads saved links with source-specific tools and turns them into summary cards and notes.
nora AI does not just call a model. It can use site adapters, browser rendering, YouTube caption tools, and document parsers to create better inputs before generating the summary and tags.
nora first creates a saved card. When nora AI finishes, the card and Markdown note contain a short summary, key points, source URL, tags, and relationship clues.
When you sign in with Google, nora creates a dedicated folder in Google Drive and saves only notes generated by this app.
Yes. You can search saved summary cards, combine multiple tags as AND filters, and view related notes in a relationship graph.
The initial free plan includes 5 saved links per day. Referral bonuses can temporarily raise the limit to 10 saves per day.
The original notes stay in your Google Drive. nora uses minimal metadata for login, limits, card restoration, and search.