Add AI Memory to Feedly

Capture, organize, and recall key insights from your RSS subscriptions effortlessly.

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How can I remember articles in Feedly?

How can I remember articles in Feedly?

Pieces adds long-term AI memory to your RSS Feed, capturing articles, summaries, and trends. Now, you can easily recall information months later, search your history, and connect insights. Supercharge your information consumption and retention with AI-powered memory.

Find articles faster?

Find articles faster?

1

Install & launch PiecesOS

Install and run Pieces OS on your device.

2

Enable Long-Term Memory

Open the PiecesOS menu from your tray and enable Long-Term Memory.

3

Start using memory

Pieces captures your articles and summaries within RSS Feed automatically.

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Capture knowledge effortlessly

Pieces AI automatically captures your content from RSS Feed as you browse, learn, and discover. It runs locally, is secure, and respects your privacy. You have full control over what’s saved and can easily opt-out at any time through the Pieces OS settings. No more lost insights or forgotten articles, just seamless knowledge capture.

Recall information contextually

Pieces keeps a detailed memory of your RSS Feed activity for up to nine months. Recall past articles by searching keywords, dates, or topics. Quickly find the information you need when you need it, saving you time and keeping you organized. Seamlessly manage your knowledge base directly.

Navigate your history

Pieces AI tracks your RSS Feed reading habits, so you can navigate your reading history. Easily jump back to previously viewed articles, chat about context, and discover related content to enhance your understanding. Connect knowledge across workflows inside RSS Feed and boost your efficiency.

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Never lose track of your work again. Try AI Memory

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Never lose track of your work again. Try AI Memory

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DOWNLOAD FOR FREE

Never lose track of your work again. Try AI Memory

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