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Show HN: A multi-modal and AI first Knowledge Management System
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Very much a work in progress, but building a LLM first PKMS (Personal Knowledge Management System). Here's what it allows you to do:
- Express yourself in the way you want: supports text, whiteboards, OCR, audio and videos. Just dump info in the way you want.
- Comprehension and brainstorming: convert say whiteboard scribble to a diagram or text to chart.
- Notebook to interactive mindmaps using AI. You can also chat against the mindmap
- Export your notebook as content. Be it a blogpost or a newsletter or whatever.
- Chat support with references back to your notes across your whole knowledgebase.
Look forward to hearing feedback. It's very early and I am a solo dev doing this part-time.
- getcrunk 2y agoSounds great I’d love to take a look. But when I load from mobile I get a “mobile not supported” It’s fine if it geared to desktop or you haven’t gotten around to optimizing a mobile ui. But a landing page would be nice so I can see what this is about. Maybe some gifs or screenshots
- pk97 2y agoThank you so much for trying out and the feedback! I just made the landing page responsive. It was a lack of foresight on my part.
- juanfrank77 2y agoThis looks super interesting. I had an idea to make something like this 2 years ago when I was super into PKMS' but AI wasn't as advanced back then. What would you say have been the biggest challenges bringing this to life?
- pk97 2y agoThank you so much Juan, your comment made my day! I'll be really honest - I am still trying to figure out just the right UX. In its current form, many users are probably not able to get what this is all about. I have been unable to get feedback directly, but this is just my hunch. There are a few other challenges such as comparisons to Notion etc. But those will always be there.
- juanfrank77 2y agoYeah I get that point of the UX. Since almost all PKMS out there have their own way of handling info and all need like a manual or tutorial to understand how the tool works. The direct user feedback is always a challenge. I'm assuming you've tried a "mom test" approach before to glean some insights (and if not you definitely should) Keep at it, mate!
- pk97 2y agoThank you Juan for the positive encouragement! I didn't know about "Mom Test" until I started putting AnyScribe out there and this is the third time I am getting the reco! I better read it! Here's my latest update on AnyScribe by the way! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzSZg9lir9A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzSZg9lir9A
- juanfrank77 2y agoYou Should definitely read it. That way you won't be wasting time throwing stuff to a wall and see what sticks (I've been there). And thanks for sharing that update, I like seeing how this evolves.