Lazy 2.0 - One shortcut to capture & chat with your notes, everywhere
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Lazy lets you capture thoughts instantly from anywhere, then chat with your notes using AI.
It understands your context and connects the dots between what you're working on and what you’ve captured — all with one shortcut, across your desktop.
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A remarkably elegant and powerful tool that I recommend to anyone looking to enhance their productivity, grasp complex topics and experience the joy of crafted software.
Lazy
That means the world coming from someone who’s mastered elegance in software.
Thanks for the kind words and for inspiring us with your own craft, Dennis 🖤
Why no free trial? That's a red flag to be honest.
I guess I'm the one person who couldn't make much sense of anything beyond the obvious in the video. Is there a slower, step-by-step demo for the rest of us? How does it do with team Zoom meetings and live virtual classes? Browser limitations?
Finden
I like the idea of bringing my past notes into whatever I’m working on without switching tabs.
Quick question: how good is Lazy at understanding slightly different phrasing or messy notes? Like, if I wrote something in a meeting a while ago but it’s worded differently, will it still find it?
Lazy
@randeep_wilkhu Hey Randeep, thanks for the kind words and the question!
Lazy AI uses semantic search under the hood so it's not just looking for exact keywords. So you can ask naturally, and it'll do it's best to find the most relevant notes which answer your prompt. Naturally, the clearer your prompt, the more accurate the retrieval will be, as well!
Lazy 2.0 feels like the dream layer between your mind and your digital workspace.
The ability to capture anything instantly (without breaking flow) was already a game-changer. But now? Being able to ask contextual questions in the moment, and have Lazy surface your own past thinking — that’s powerful.
It’s not just note-taking. It’s thinking with your notes.
Love how this turns your "second brain" into a real-time, in-context thought partner — without the friction of tab-switching or app-hopping. Cmd+J is about to become my new best friend.
Congrats Ahmed and team — this is thoughtful, original, and seriously useful.
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Looks like it has potential. I was expecting an explainer with the video, most of the rest I can gather from the other still images. How does it compare to say NotebookLM which could do this? Or My Mind, which is similar? Similar but different still, how does it compare with Me.bot.
Assuming functions work as advertised, the universal clipper (and presumably parsing) is a great idea.
Note, this is just my initial, immediate reaction.