myReach is a mobile app that works like your second brain, powered by AI. It’s a place to save your knowledge, with a personal intelligent AI-Assistant that answers all your questions. You can save any digital data (files, websites, pictures, notes, contacts, etc) and connect them to other relevant things. This way, you can find things quickly when you need them. You don’t need to remember exact names of files, or locations of pictures - just something about their context. You can also take it one step further and ask questions about your things, through our AI-powered Chatbot called Rich. For instance, rather than reading through endless pages of a contract, ask Rich about it. You don’t even need to find the PDF, just open the Chat and ask away. What if you’ve found an interesting article but it’s too long? Ask Rich to summarise it. And if you’re travelling somewhere and a friend once sent you recommendations about the place. Get Rich to remind you what those were. As long as it’s saved in myReach you can ask Rich anything about your things and it will answer. In essence, myReach is YOUR PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE HUB, POWERED BY AI AND DESIGNED FOR PRODUCTIVITY.
Brilliant Concept
This app is everything I have been searching for. Please keep it up and spread the word!
United StatesIt could be way better
For a notes app, it seems like the Notes aspect is receiving the least attention. The design is not all bad buf features feel clunky, and too many tabs inside note, AI learning and ranking system (?) Are just too much unwanted stuff, I wanna put ideas in there, not chat with AI, have my notes "learned" or climb a ranking system. I has potential but it seems that the path the app is heading is different from what I expected when I started using it before all this stuff.
United StatesRead the privacy policy before granting app access to your brain
Wanted to try it out as it sounds great for my use case, but I’m looking for something more user privacy-conscious than this. Unclear whether the app is still is alpha testing or if the linked policy (updated 2021) still applies, but I was turned off by the broad monitoring and use of user data this app’s policy grants.
United StatesHas Potential
Has potential, but the design is clunky. Not easy or intuitive to use. A lot of back and forth tapping is needed just to create a simple “quick” note. Features don’t seem fully fleshed out. I’ll keep playing with it, but won’t be moving on from Notion any time soon.
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- Small bug fixes - Improvements in performance and aesthetic - Fine tunes in the main menu bar
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