One knowledge base for you and your AI

• Bookmarks with automatic titles, thumbnails, and metadata. Tag them, favorite them, track read/unread status.
• Markdown notes with live preview — meeting notes, research summaries, ideas at 2 AM.
• Code snippets with syntax highlighting for 100+ languages and one-click copy.
• Diagrams — drag-and-drop canvas or Mermaid syntax, exportable to PNG and PDF.

Full-text search works across everything, so “that article about database indexing” is three keystrokes away, whether it was a bookmark, a note, or a snippet.

A knowledge base only works if saving is effortless. Turbodoc meets you at every capture point:

• Browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox — one click saves the current page.
• iOS app with a share-sheet extension, home-screen widgets, voice-to-text notes, and photo-to-text OCR for whiteboards and book pages.
• Web app for organizing, editing, and searching your whole library.
• Your AI assistant — via the MCP server, Claude or Cursor can file things for you mid-conversation.

Everything syncs instantly, and the iOS app works offline.

Notion, Obsidian, and Pocket were built for human hands. Turbodoc treats AI agents as equal citizens: the same library you browse is exposed through 22 MCP tools, so an assistant can search your research before answering, save its own findings, and keep your reading list tidy. You maintain one knowledge base, and every tool you use — human or AI — reads from and writes to it.

A weekly email digest resurfaces what you saved recently, so bookmarks don't become a write-only graveyard. And because everything is tagged and searchable, periodic cleanup is a single prompt: “archive my unread bookmarks older than six months.”

Turbodoc is free while in beta and 100% open source at github.com/turbodoc-org. Your knowledge base shouldn't be a hostage — the API is open, documented, and yours to build on.