MemoryLink Alpha Preview

Hi. So, here's going to be a live

demonstration of how memory link works.

So, um here we are on a brand new tab.

Let's just go to uh a random URL. Let's

go to slash page um slashear.com and

then we'll take a look at our

um current routing session. So, this

right here is um kind of where we're at.

And then let us now

Click on this one URL and then we go

back here and we look at our current

session. And now we see this little path

here one and two. And then let's just

now click another link here.

Now that link open into a new tab. So

then we're going to go uh take a look at

our current browsing session. And then

right here um it's showing basically

this trail. So that's kind of how brow

how the the basic browsing session

feature works. However, that's not the

only thing it does. There's also the

enter and exit URLs. So

um this right here shows the current URL

um highlighted in the blue. And this is

basically how you arrive at this URL. Um

so let's actually go back to here and

we're going to open up the enter and

exit URLs. Um and this actually shows so

we arrive from the homepage and then we

actually then um exit it into this one

URL. So it's basically birectional.

Um and then there's also a few more

features. So we have the share

functionality. So you can actually

create a share link. Um copy the share

link. Now we go open into here

and you can share with someone

everything that you've done with this

URL. So in the middle it gives you this

preview of the enter and exit URLs. Um

also the browsing sessions. So right now

this URL has only been in a single

browsing session. Um

but there's there's that and there's

also things you manually link. So let's

just say um you know there's uh

something on page that is uh leaving a

marker you want to save for later. So

you can actually use the screenshot

tool. You can um then you can select

this and then you can u change the crop

size.

Let's just say we're going to save the

screenshot. Give it a second for it to

save. Um so then now if we go here

um as you can see we have this little

preview um of this crop icon. So and

this magic wand these are AI suggested

memory maps and and then this is all the

all the confirmed user objects. So let's

just say we open this up.

Now it takes us inside of memory link

gives us a preview of the enter and exit

URLs. And then here we have the

suggested. So if we go to all, it's just

going to show um

this uh this crop that we just made. And

then uh let's just say we want to we we

like all these suggestions. We confirm

them. Now it converts them into memory

maps. And when we go to all now, it

shows all those memory maps um and that

crop that we just made. Um so then we go

back over here

and then now it shows 14 total objects.

Um and then we have um 13 memory maps

and then one um one tag. So there's that

functionality. And then you can also

just manually select text or go right

here and then save selected save

selected text to memory link. Um and

there's that selected text. And then now

we have that um feature there. And then

there's also you can also just right

click on this image here. You can save

um you can save that actual image to

memory link. Um and now if we go here

then it'll show this image icon. Um

yeah so that's kind of memory link in a

nutshell. Um enter and exit view. Um

your browsing session. So, let's just

say and then here's I guess this last

button here, the browsing history

button, and click this. Um, and you can

actually kind of scroll through your

browsing history, and it builds a map

basically um a 2D map of of how you've

actually traverse through each of these

tabs. Um, and then there's this is the

other tab here, the browsing sessions

tab. So, this so generally around two

minutes of inactivity um it will um end

the browsing session and then it'll

create a new one. So you can kind of see

these were um this was a a longer one

80. This was about how many minutes? 30

minutes. And then uh I guess if we keep

scrolling. Yeah. And there's this one

right here. Um 20 minutes.

And yeah, so that's memory link um in a

nutshell, at least from the perspective

of a Chrome extension. Um yeah, thanks

for watching.