Webscape

Amazing job！I just wonder how can this function interact with notion、youtube, do u have cooperation?or u just reptile information from those webs,maybe download the links?

Congrats on the launch, I've tried importing a set of files that I maintain on my Google Drive, and it's done a good job finding the relevant docs. Although, I wish it would be possible to just add an entire folder in one go instead of manually adding each document :). I like the concept, and am interested to see how you'll grow it. Do you think you'll focus more on the search features, the commander, or the collections going forward?

I transferred over from HistorySearch, the less-robust version of webscape.ai that's now been sunsetted. To be honest, I was very happy with HistorySearch and never had any problems at all in 4 years of using. However, Webscape is even more powerful and robust and has a much wider feature set. Great product, very affordable.

@martijn_verbove Congratulations on your launch, Martijn! The "Command" tab is an incredibly powerful tool that allows you to search through all websites in one convenient place. Bravo! 👏 I absolutely adore using it because it provides me with quick access to "teleport" across the entire Web. Proud to be an early user of Webspace!

That AI integration seems like a really interesting approach. In a ton of ways. Interacting with web is changing so exciting to see these changes coming in.

Great to see you executing your vision - and now we get to use it - the AI element is particularly exciting! Do you plan on sharing your functional roadmap with users - I understand it's private right now?

I love Webscape! As a long term user (7+ years) of Historsearch which Webscape is build off I can witness to how useful it has been to my day to day productivity. Webscape takes Historysearch to the next level and I've been able to start actively using my web search in a more intuitive way. It has really helped me to use my past research in current projects and recall some of the information that I looked up weeks ago but couldn't find again. Very useful tool as a project manager who juggles multiple projects.

I've had Webscape installed for almost a year now. It's a mental relief knowing I don't have to remember where I found any piece of information because I know Webscape has my back as soon as I click the add-page button.

I run a dozen projects at once and often have several hundred tabs open at once, across several browsers. This app could save lots of time. But many agree a jack of all trades is often an expert at none. Where is all this information saved? In case my HD crashes, has it been automatically backed up in the cloud somewhere? If you go out of business, can I export my data in a viable format? Is this data synced across all my devices and mobile friendly? It sounds like you'll need to play nice with at least a dozen browsers to make this work for a wide audience. You seem to be based in the Netherlands but there's no GDPR statement on your website, and no cookie policy either. I see some risk here, and your price point is a bit high for founders backing a startup with subscription-only pricing. Do you have any business testimonials? I like the concept and wish you and your team the best of luck for this launch.

Very interesting! I'm using Collections and tab Grouping in Edge and some other tab management add-ons. Webscape sound like a one-stop shop for all my needs. A Youtube Subscriptions update would be a great addition. Loving my trial now! Would there be any lifetime access plan?