The 200-open-tabs problem: 'I'll read it later' but later never comes
“I have 200 tabs open as a to-read list and it's a graveyard. Bookmarks are where links go to die. I want something that actually resurfaces them.”— Hacker News ↗
Read-it-later apps (Pocket shut down, Instapaper) are passive inboxes — they hoard, they don't resurface. The unsolved part is *active resurfacing*: spaced reminders + AI tagging that brings the right saved link back when it's relevant.
Chronic tab-hoarders and researchers
Build a 'read-later that actually resurfaces' app in Next.js. A simple save endpoint stores a URL + auto-fetched title/summary (use the AI SDK to summarize). The home feed surfaces items on a spaced schedule (today's 3 picks) rather than an infinite list. First 3 steps: (1) save endpoint that fetches + summarizes a URL, (2) DB schema for items with `lastSurfaced`/`timesSurfaced`, (3) a 'today's picks' algorithm that rotates items by recency + spacing. A browser-extension save button is a stretch goal.