Rocus

Rocus remembers pages, notes, and files you save and automatically clusters, labels, and connects them into a single knowledge graph so you can resurface information when you need it. It offers real-time shared albums with live links and collaborator presence, notes that connect to relevant topics, uploading of PDFs and documents alongside web saves, and a one-click browser extension for Chrome and Firefox. Recommendations are based on the user's own graph. AI can run entirely in the browser for privacy or use faster cloud processing. The site describes the product as open source under the MIT license, with code available on GitHub.

Key features

• AI-organized knowledge graph of saved websites, notes, and files
• Automatic clustering, labeling, and connecting of saved content
• Recommendations of related links and content based on the user's own graph
• Real-time collaboration with shareable live album links and collaborator presence
• Notes that automatically connect to relevant topics or go to a shared Notes hub
• Upload and organization of PDFs and documents alongside web saves
• One-click browser extension for Chrome and Firefox
• Local in-browser AI or optional cloud AI processing
• Browsing history viewable by day
• Open source code available on GitHub

Best suited for

• Organizing saved links, notes, and files
• Collaborative research sharing with others
• Users who want private, on-device AI processing

Pricing

Not stated on the website