Coming September 18: more ways to use what you save
That article you wanted to think about properly. The podcast with an idea worth trying. The PDF you’re working through. The voice note you recorded before a thought slipped away.
You kept them for a reason. Omphalis helps you pick up where that curiosity started.
With our next launch on September 18, we’re bringing more of that experience together:
Find your way into anything you save. Articles, PDFs, podcasts, videos, and voice notes become clean, structured pages, with the original words preserved.
Get unstuck on a difficult idea. Ask about a passage or explore a question across your library, with citations you can open and check.
See how your reading fits together. Discover where one source supports, extends or updates another, including things you saved weeks ago.
Build something of your own. Bring sources and passages into Notebooks alongside your writing. Develop an argument, work through a question or share what you’ve learned.
Spend more time with a subject that matters. Turn saved material into a course with lessons and checkpoints, available on paid plans.
Memory you can actually read. Omphalis builds a picture of what you care about out of what you keep and mark, and uses it to tune what gets explained to you and how.
Imagine returning to a podcast you saved last month, finding the passage that stayed with you, connecting it to something you read today, and using both in a piece you’re writing.
That’s the experience we’re building toward: everything you read, understand, and turn into your own work staying connected.
Ahead of launch, we’d love to hear: what’s something you’ve saved that you still want to do more with?

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