Feature Requests

This feature will provide a ChatGPT style chat interface with your knowledge base where you can ask question to your entire knowledge base, or a specific selection of content from your knowledge base

Allow multiple PDFs to be added, even after the initial, for cross referencing

I usually save all the links, videos and stuff in Raindrop. Now I want to import everything there into Recall. But I can't find a button to import directly or import from Raindrop exort file

Ability to research and obtain answers to questions pertaining to the question but not provided in the material

It would be great if a lifetime plan were available, offering a deeper sense of ownership over your "second brain".

Ability to use larger text, different fonts, larger spacing and read aloud features like Readwise Reader.

In the summary tab, it was very useful to say how we wanted the summary, shorter, longer, just explaining some topics...

Collapsible headings of various sizes to organize and keep pages tidy.

Sharing is a good way on mobile already h nonetheless I could imagine that being able to import your knowledge base from another service could give you a "headstart" and brings up the unique advantages Recall offers very fast. In my case I do have a hell lot of stores articles (~ 20,000 stored in raindrop - only occasionally working on them cause summarizing / taking notes and doing a bit of reorganizing then ears up a lot of time and is cumbersome, plus some links in fabric and a link list in my notes app). Doesn't have to be a full blown import assistant for all common apps - I think supporting csv nodding a list of links in txt and html will work great already

Currently we have a "grid" and "list" view available, but they are very similar, in fact both are just different types of grids. A proper list view should be formatted in a table-like format, with each item occupying one horizontal row, optimised for showing as many items on a screen as possible (to a degree it's reasonable). A list view is a standard for any data-rich app, so needless to say, it would significantly improve the UX.