Kepler

Kepler remembers the internet for you.

Save anything with a URL, keep your notes and discussions with it, and ask about it later, or let your favourite AI use what you’ve already learned.

See what Kepler can do

  1. Capture.

    Capture what matters

    Save links, pages, videos, and references in one click. Kepler captures the context behind what you save, so it becomes useful memory instead of another forgotten bookmark.

    Pictured: “Before your first spaceflight” is saved in one click, and Kepler keeps what’s inside it: “Train for the launch, not the float.” “Pack light: every gram costs fuel.” “Look out of the window, not at your phone.”

  2. Structure.

    Turn saves into memory

    Use spaces to organise personal and team memory in one place. Collect what matters, keep its context, and turn scattered saves into reusable context for yourself, others, or AI tools.

    Pictured: it lands in Space trip, now 25 saves, carrying “Pack light: every gram costs fuel.” Mia adds a note to it: “Bring the flight watch, please.”

  3. Use.

    Give AI the context it’s missing

    Kepler turns what you find on the web into contextualised and reusable memory, so your AI agents can answer and act with that context.

    Pictured: your AI, using Kepler, is asked: “Draft a checklist for launch day.” It searches Space trip and answers: “For launch day: pack light, since every gram costs fuel, bring the flight watch Mia asked for, and check in for the SpaceX flight.”

Save from anywhere you find it

YouTube, Instagram, Reddit, TikTok, Pinterest, Notion, Gmail, Google Maps

One memory. Everywhere you work.

Save from the browser, your phone, or while you read. Use it wherever you think.

Save it now.
Ask it later.

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Free on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, iPhone and AndroidWorks with ChatGPT and Claude