Know what's worth reading before you read it

Bookmarking tools save content for later. Crada tells you whether "later" is worth it. Every piece of content is scored for novelty against your existing knowledge base, checked for intent (substance vs. hype vs. sales pitch), and categorized into your themes — before you read it. Bookmarks just sit there. Crada works before you do.

Notion is a general-purpose workspace. It is flexible, but that flexibility means you have to design your own system before you can start saving content. Crada does one thing: save content references and make them searchable. No databases to configure, no templates to choose. Save a link, add a tag, search later.

Anything you consume and want to reference later: articles, book notes, podcast links, video URLs, meeting notes, conversation excerpts, or plain notes. The bookmarklet saves web pages in one click. For non-web content, use the "New item" form in the app.

Every item you save gets full triage. The AI reads your content and produces: a novelty score (how much is new vs. what you already know), intent detection (genuine substance, sales pitch, hype, or recycled take), a verdict (Signal, Momentum, or Background), a source check, and a one-line takeaway. It also suggests categories and finds related items in your library. Credit cost depends on article length: 1 credit for short content (under 1,000 words), 2 credits for medium (1,000–3,000 words), and 3 credits for long articles (3,000+ words). Free accounts get 30 credits per month; Pro gets 300. When credits run out, items still save — they skip triage until credits reset.

Yes. Your saved items are only visible to you. Crada uses row-level security at the database level, which means your data is isolated from other users by the database itself, not just by the application code.

You own it — everything you save belongs to you. Your items, tags, categories, notes, and AI analysis results are only ever visible to you. You can export your full dataset as a JSON file anytime from Settings → Your Data. If you decide to leave, request account deletion and we'll remove everything within 30 days. We never sell your data, share it with advertisers, or use it to train AI models.

Yes. We only access the specific Gmail label you choose — we never read your personal emails, contacts, or other data. OAuth tokens are encrypted and stored securely. You can disconnect anytime from Settings, and all synced data is deleted immediately.

The Chrome extension only accesses bookmarks in the folder you select. It cannot read your browsing history, passwords, or other browser data. All synced bookmarks are private to your account and protected by the same row-level security as everything else in Crada.

Yes. The Chrome extension can sync an entire bookmarks folder into Crada automatically. You can also connect your Gmail to auto-import newsletters and articles from email. More import tools (Raindrop, Pocket) are on our roadmap.

Mem.ai is an AI-powered note-taking tool focused on writing and knowledge management. Crada is focused on content you consume from external sources — articles, newsletters, podcasts, videos. Crada's AI categorizes and filters for relevance and novelty, rather than helping you write.

Readwise is about reading and retaining — highlights, annotations, spaced repetition. It assumes you'll read first and organize later. Crada sits before the reading: it scores novelty against your knowledge base and detects intent before you invest your time. Crada also auto-imports newsletters from Gmail and decomposes them into individually triaged articles.

Raindrop is a bookmark manager — it organizes what you've already decided to save. Crada is a triage system — it tells you what's worth saving and reading in the first place. Every item gets a novelty score against your knowledge base, intent detection, and automatic thematic categorization. Raindrop organizes links. Crada decides which links deserve your time.