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Your reading, remembered. Lore passively saves articles as you browse and surfaces connections across your library. Lore - Your Personal Reading Memory at lore-a0x.pages.dev Everything you read, searchable forever. Lore is a personal reading memory tool that runs quietly in your browser. It automatically saves articles you read to a private, searchable library tied to your account. No bookmarking, no clipping, no manual effort. You just read. Lore remembers. What Lore does: Saves articles you read automatically, capturing the title, URL, source, and a text excerpt (up to 5,000 characters) Builds a private, searchable library of everything you've read Lets you search across your entire reading history with semantic search Surfaces "echoes" as you browse, showing related articles you've read before Lets you ask questions about your library using AI-powered Q&A Optionally saves AI chat conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity Privacy by design: 45+ sensitive domains blocked by default (email, banking, Slack, GitHub, auth pages) Pages with visible password fields are never captured Add your own custom blocked domains anytime One-click toggle to pause all tracking All data tied to your authenticated account, never collected anonymously We do not sell, share, or monetise your data Your reading history is yours. Delete individual entries or your entire account at any time. Full details in our privacy policy.
May 21, 2026
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