Stacks

Stacks offers a variety of main features including content management, bookmark management, web discovery, and data storage. Its AI agents store, suggest, and support as you browse. It also captures notes, bookmarks, links, and files and creates tangible actions from scattered information. Stacks also comes deeply connected with a personal AI that reveals hidden links and insights, searches across saved thoughts, and trains based on user content. It is adaptable to various categories of users such as students, researchers, creators and builders.

In Stacks, you can store links, notes, and media files. This includes anything from your online browsing that you find interesting or crucial to your research, study, or project. These contents can later be recalled, connected, and suggested by its AI agents, easing the browsing and discovery process.

Stacks helps with web discovery by intuitively adopting user's browsing patterns to understand their preferences. As the user interacts with various content during browsing, it remembers those interactions, creates a memory and insight layer, and suggests relevant contents. Stacks' AI further comes into play by revealing hidden links and insights.

The artificial intelligence (AI) in Stacks serves multiple functions. It suggests and supports the user during their browsing. The AI agents remember your interactions with content and the context around it. They reveal hidden links and insights, searches across saved thoughts based on your content’s context, and also learn and improve based on your actions.

Stacks is different from tools like Google Drive and Notion in several ways. While these platforms are mainly used for content creation and storage, Stacks combines AI technology to manage content, bookmarks, web discovery, and data storage more effectively. It hosts AI agents that remember, suggest, and support during browsing. It also turns scattered information into tangible actions while ensuring your browser adopt your browsing patterns.