Save a link. Find it when you need it.
DoryAI is for the article, video, or post you want to come back to—but cannot remember where you put it. Save it in chat, then search your own library using the details you remember.
1. Paste a useful link
Open DoryAI and send a URL. You can paste a full URL or a domain without typing https://. DoryAI analyzes what the source makes available and saves the link with a title, category, and tags.
2. Check what was captured
A webpage may include extracted text. A YouTube video or Short may include a transcript. Social links may contain only public text or a partial preview. Access restrictions and unavailable content can limit extraction.
Look at the save confirmation before relying on an answer. A saved URL is not proof that every part of its destination was read. Social images and videos can appear as previews without their contents being analyzed.
3. Ask in your own words
Try a topic such as “Find the videos I saved about starting a business.” If you already know which link you want, select it in your library and ask about that item. This avoids mixing several similar sources.
DoryAI shows matching links and uses their saved content to answer. Search can miss a match; try a more specific title or select the link directly. If only a preview was saved, the answer should say so.
When to use DoryAI
Keep tutorials and tools for your next project, collect articles for research, or remember useful advice from videos. Unlike a public search engine, DoryAI is designed to help you revisit links in your own saved library.
Questions before you save
What is DoryAI?
DoryAI is an AI bookmark manager. You save links through chat, keep them in a personal library, and ask questions to find and explain the content you saved.
Which links can I save?
You can save webpages, YouTube videos and Shorts, and social links. Capture depends on the source: YouTube can include a transcript, while social sites may provide only public text or a partial preview. Private, blocked, or unavailable content may not be readable.
Does DoryAI read the full content of every link?
No. Some sources expose only metadata or a partial preview. DoryAI distinguishes that from fuller captured content. Saving a social post does not mean its video, images, thread, or quoted posts were analyzed.
How do I find something I saved?
Ask about the topic, title, or details you remember. You can also select a saved link and ask about that specific item. Answers use the content DoryAI could save; missing content cannot be recovered from a title alone.
Can I try DoryAI for free?
Yes. The free plan lets you save up to 20 links. You can review paid-plan pricing and checkout terms on the homepage before choosing an upgrade.
Is DoryAI open source?
Yes. The web app and API are in the public nestorxyz/doryai repository under AGPL-3.0-only. The source code is public; your saved library is not a public collection.