A personal knowledge base where one can ask questions directly.
If you save a bunch of articles, videos, podcasts, and screenshots every day, only to find it impossible to retrieve them after two weeks, then Ancher is exactly what you need. On the other hand, if you’re used to manually creating folders, adding tags, and maintaining a well-organized knowledge base, Ancher might actually cause you some inconvenience – because it doesn’t require you to do any of this at all.
The available storage options include browsers, Slack, Telegram, and email. The content stored in these platforms will automatically be linked to your previous favorites. Later on, you can perform semantic searches or directly ask questions; the responses will be based solely on the materials you have saved yourself, without any search on public websites. Furthermore, you can use the materials from a particular collection to create memos, reports, presentation slides, or social media posts. You can also share these materials with tools like ChatGPT and Claude for further use.
The free version offers 100 points per month; the “Digest” package costs $5 per month and grants 5,000 points; while the Pro version costs $15 per month and provides 20,000 points. The annual subscription option is even more affordable. The service is available for web, mobile devices, and browser plugins. Its target users include founders, investors, researchers, and content creators.