I worked in quantum optics for a while. Our DARPA grant once had the "mission" to see how many bits of information could be theoretically crammed into 1 photon. It turns out to be an uninteresting question because you can theoretically cram infinite bits into one photon, encoded in the relative timing of the photon in a pulse train, limited only by the dispersion of your medium (in space, effectively zero).
Even dispersion is a boring question because it is possible to reverse dispersion by sending the light through a parametric amplifier to conjugate the phases and then running it through the dispersion medium a second time locally.
Here is a list of all the sites which I have tried to make money online and which will benefit to all. Keep an eye on it as the list gets updated with new sites and apps :)
Please note that these sites will never gonna replace your employment income so take it as side hustle and spend your other time building skills, doing freelancing on Fiverr, Upwork or creating business or creating your brand using content on social media.
Also, These sites does not require much skills so everyone can do it. You just need to be good in English and have good understanding and communication skills rest you will learn by working.
You are right. Some users will forget to save the URL, and that is the main drawback of a no account system. I chose this approach first because I wanted people to start using it in one second with zero setup. But I also agree that an optional backup would help the people who want more safety.
I am testing a small optional backup flow that keeps the tool simple but gives an extra layer of protection for users who want it. The goal is to keep the zero friction feeling while giving a safe path for long term use.
Thanks for the comment. You can lose access only if you clear your browser cache or lose the device and also did not save the notebook URL anywhere. The notebook lives at one unique link, so saving that link keeps it safe even if the device is gone.
If someone loses both the cache and the URL they can contact us at [email protected]
and we try to help recover it.
I wanted the tool to stay simple with no forced accounts, but I may add an optional backup option later for extra safety.
ClipNotebook is a small tool I built to escape tab overload. You paste a link and it becomes a clean card you can move into playlists. Your notebook lives at one unique URL you save. No account needed. It helps with research study paths inspiration boards and team handoff kits. You can also share a playlist with one read only link and friends can import it into their own space. It stays free and privacy focused.
I created it first for myself because I found problems in all the other alternatives. I made a version for my team and their friends started using it too. That is when I decided to open it to everyone. Can you try it and share your feedback.
Hey, totally get why you'd be careful
Basically, the tool doesn't even know what account you're trying to get into (like your Gmail, Instagram, whatever). It never asks for the email or phone number tied to that account.
The hints you give like names, dates, job stuff? They're only used right then while the AI is thinking and as soon as it spits out the password ideas, poof that info is gone. We don't save it anywhere.
The only things we keep are your login details for our site and how many credits you have left. That's it.
Seriously, we built it this way so your info stays yours.
Hope that helps clear it up!
We later ended up working on other things.