Kesava1312

Right now, we're able to fully support Python.

Hi! Sorry we did not have a better CTA. Here's a one-minute form to help you get onboard: https://bit.ly/3aoFAZO

There's actually no need for documentation - we have a one-click integration to Github, where you'll click the repo and the documentation gets auto-generated. Excited to let you try it!

Hello Hacker News! We're Kesava and Dmitry from Digital Brain [digitalbrain.app]

We're building a platform to automate processes when you're doing software documentation.

We live in a hacker house and we're surrounded by some world-class engineers working on cutting edge startups, but one of the biggest bottlenecks is software documentation. So we built Digital Brain to help solve this problem.

Digital Brain auto-generates your source code documentation and then provides a beautiful Notion-like interface to finish up with the documentation process — streamlining and recommending what to document when.

Here's a quick demo if you'd like to see it in action before trying us out:(https://bit.ly/3eGwCdG)

We're really happy we get to show this to you all, thank you for reading about it! Please let us know your thoughts and questions in the comments.

As an engineer, I've spent so much time writing documentation on different platforms. It's always been the task I dread the most. So I built out Digital Brain: it helps auto-generate the basic documentation in Python and then gives you a fast and beautiful interface to finish up the rest of it.

Would love feedback and what you think!

Hi there! Built this because it was super annoying going through so many tabs and pages and pages of my history.

Please feel free to sign-up and we will email you with a link to the Chrome Extension: https://digital-brain.co/sign-up

Here is the demo:https://youtu.be/hLSRbT-IBOc

Let me know what you think!

Hi there!

Co-founder and CEO of DigitalBrain here We built this product because we were frustrated copy-pasting links while we took notes and annotated from articles on the web. Please feel free to sign-up and we will email you with a link to the Chrome Extension: https://digital-brain.co/sign-up

Here is the demo:https://youtu.be/hLSRbT-IBOc

Please feel to ask us anything! Looking forward to hearing what you guys think!

We're using a pretrained model on tensorflow. However, we're planning to make it in-house in the near future.

The entire team (three of us) have been on the website multiple times a day and didn't notice at all. Only HN can find these things haha!

Can't believe we made that mistake! Thank you so much for pointing that out.

As a power user of Chrome, I've always wanted to go back to certain articles that I had read — but I was always faced with pages and pages of Chrome history.

So we built out DigitalBrain — a chrome extension that automatically will categorize what you're surfing and put it into different buckets+ based on what subject/topic it is using NLP. We also help you annotate and take notes within those articles.

Please let us know what you think, we're happy to answer questions about anything. Let's change how we use our browser history.

Here is the demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TqLgZPSi-4

Sign-up for early access: https://digital-brain.co/

Thank you so much for your recommendation. Memex looks great!

We're using a specific NLP tool that helps with categorization; the topics/subtopics are actually quite deep.

We're currently building a feature that will help users build their own private categories.

Thanks for your question!

1. So far we are saving all the personal data locally. So we don't have access to what you are browsing personally. In the future we are going to save the data to our servers for the sake of synchronizing in case you want to see your profile from another device. 2. We are not selling any personal information. 3. Our extension doesn't use any APIs for copyrights. The only thing our servers receive is a link that the server can scrape for necessary information.

Thank you so much!

We're using a couple of NLP tools and the server is on Node.JS

As a power user of Chrome, I've always wanted to go back to certain articles that I had read — but I was always faced with pages and pages of Chrome history.

So we built out DigitalBrain — a chrome extension that automatically will categorize what you're surfing and put it into different buckets+ based on what subject/topic it is using NLP. We also help you annotate and take notes within those articles.

Please let us know what you think, we're happy to answer questions about anything. Let's change how we use our browser history.

Here is the demo: https://youtu.be/hfbY13xXMd8

Sign-up for early access: https://digital-brain.co/