YellowNotes
Your personal AI, shaped by you
Most AI starts with a general model and asks you to explain what matters. YellowNotes gives you another approach: collect notes on the material and webpages you care about, add your own remarks, and use that curated material as the basis for AI conversations. As you add and update notes, the knowledge available to your YellowNotes AI can evolve with them — instead of being limited to a one-time prompt or a static list of bookmarks.
A saved link can go stale. A note can capture why something matters. A curated collection can give AI a more personal, useful reference point — and you can keep improving that collection as your interests, plans, and understanding change.
Find a useful article, product, recipe, idea, or explanation on the web.
Attach a YellowNote with your thoughts, reminders, interpretation, or sketch.
Add new notes, revise old ones, and grow topic collections as you learn more.
Ask the AI questions using the curated notes associated with the topic you choose.
Continuous knowledge-building: YellowNotes is designed around an ongoing loop — browse, annotate, update, ask, and learn. The more thoughtfully you maintain your notes and topics, the more relevant the curated reference material can become. This describes updates to your curated knowledge, not a claim that the underlying AI model is retrained after every note.
Build small, evolving collections around current interests and recurring decisions — then use AI to explore the material you have gathered.
Annotate product pages with sizes, specifications, reviews you trust, prices to compare, and the reasons an option made your shortlist. Add notes as you discover alternatives.
Ask your AI: “Compare the options I saved. What trade-offs did I note, and what should I check before deciding?”
Collect articles, explanations, and your own questions under a topic. As your understanding develops, add new notes and ask the AI to help connect ideas across the material.
Ask your AI: “Explain this concept using the notes I collected, and show me which ideas or questions I should revisit.”
Save places, transport details, activities, and your reasons for considering them. Keep the collection updated as dates, interests, or practical constraints change.
Ask your AI: “Summarise the places I saved, group them by interest, and identify details I still need to verify.”
Annotate instructions and service pages with the steps that worked, the details you tend to forget, and reminders to check dates or requirements again.
Ask your AI: “Based on my notes, what steps did I follow last time, and which details may need checking again?”
Keep options, evidence, concerns, and changing priorities together. Add a note when your thinking changes, then ask AI to help you review the reasoning you have recorded.
Ask your AI: “Summarise the pros and cons I recorded and point out questions I have not resolved.”
Collect design references, writing advice, tutorials, sketches, and observations. Keep adding discoveries as a project takes shape and use AI to explore connections across your material.
Ask your AI: “What recurring themes appear in my references, and which notes might be useful for my next draft?”
Build a living topic for gardening, photography, fitness planning, music, or another interest. Add trusted sources and personal observations as your skills and goals change.
Ask your AI: “Use my saved material to suggest what I could explore next, and explain which notes support the suggestion.”
General AI can be useful for broad questions. For a subject you care about, you may want answers informed by particular sources and by the context you deliberately saved. YellowNotes lets topics act as curated reference collections, so you can choose which collection should inform a conversation.
A useful distinction: updating your YellowNotes changes the curated material available to the AI; it does not necessarily retrain the underlying language model. AI answers can still be incomplete or mistaken, so check important claims against the original sources.
YellowNotes supports selectively sharing notes and topics. Keep personal collections for your own use, and only make material available to others when you choose to. Before adding sensitive information, review the current product settings and privacy policy to understand how notes and AI conversations are handled.
Be sensible with sensitive data: do not use ordinary notes as a password manager or store payment details, identity numbers, medical records, or other highly sensitive information unless you have confirmed that the product is appropriate for that purpose.
Start small. Keep learning.
Choose one subject you care about. Add notes to the pages you already read, record what you learn, and return to the collection as it grows. Your AI conversations can then draw on a body of material shaped by your own choices, instead of relying only on a one-off prompt.
The AI examples are illustrative prompts, not guarantees that every response will be accurate or that every workflow is supported on every website. AI responses depend on the selected topic and the notes available to it. Verify important details with original sources, and check current product documentation for the latest feature availability.