I have to admit that I was drawn in by the super well made marketing site of this product and the quite intriguing concept. I have been absolutely blown away by how quickly this changed the way I browse my go-to sites.

Before o/ I relied heavily on the autocomplete of my webbrowser - typing in URLs i regularly visited or other keywords I memorized from the page titles, often times just guessing around for a short time before finding it.

I am usually not a bookmark person - I have some, but I rarely use them for some odd reason. I _know_ they are great but somehow I simply cannot leverage them for speeding up work. So I was really surprised how well o/ integrates both in my brain and my workflow.

Recently I have been starting to build a "Second Brain", an ecosystem of knowledge collection and accessing. This tool is a "neuron"-esque system - it is fast, connected and build around the human brain - storing information in aliases, connections and synonyms. I love that.

Pros:
- Integrates silky smooth into my web usage
- Something about the concept just works well in my brain
- UX is spot on - it seems to anticipate what I want to do at any point
- Exciting integrations (slack) that I currently evaluate with my team
- A new way to think of links and content in general
- Supports me building a "Second Brain" that is actually accessible
- So far no quirks or bugs I encountered
- Price is super fair

Cons
It sounds absurd but there really are no major ones. If I think hard enough:

-UI of the dashboard/settings panel could be a little bit more modern

Conclusion:
Give this a try if one of the following applies:

- You want to make your workflows more accessible
- You like to explore new ways of using everyday tools
- You often find yourself trying to remember that one URL ("SEO...thingy...thing...")
- You are notoriously bad at maintaining bookmarks and using them but see their value
- You often give everyday things or people own names to better memorize them