The natural language search engine for your thoughts
In the past, I've found that I constantly want to write down my thoughts, but rarely interact with them/remember where I store them. String Theories is a place to store thoughts, challenge them in conversation, and search for them with natural language.
Hi! And thanks for checking out my product! This is the first prototype of String theories, and also my first time launching on ProductHunt! In the past, I've found that I constantly want to write down my thoughts, but either: a) I completely forget about them or can't find where I wrote them (paper, Google Docs, Word, notepad?), b) writing things down breaks my train of thought/creativity, or c) I don't have conversations to explore them more deeply. This is my first prototype, so I'd love to h
Need this in my life! Thanks for creating such a thoughtful product And the naming is greatttt
There were so many ideas that we missed out on due to a lack of thorough evaluation. This is an exciting product, and I hope it helps us delve deeper into our thoughts and perhaps even generate some amazing ideas.
Honestly I have the exact same problem. I always need to write down some thoughts or ideas but then I just forget about 'where' I wrote them them. I like that _String Theories_ help to remember about them and to challenge them always ! Tha'ts great ! I have a question though. Do you intend to make it a hub for our thoughts ? I mean, drive the users to use your tool rather than dispatching all the notes in various different app ? If yes, how ? Well, Happy Launch @alexander_zhu !!!! I'll learn fro
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