Dory – AI Knowledge Base Powered by Browser History

[oladekola]

Dynamic Online Recall for You (DORY) helps you find anything you've seen before online using whatever you remember about it. DORY also builds a cognitive context graph to organize your work into auto-updating workflows and serve them to you in real time based on your browsing context. Early beta testers have found super useful onboarding and training use cases for this feature in particular.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRWTVu77mMc Website: https://www.usedory.com/

A bit about me: I'm a previously non-technical founder. Taught myself how to code mostly from scratch using AI tools. The most useful prompt in my self directed learning has been "explain this to me like I'm a smart 12 year old". Yes, DORY is a nod to the movie Finding Dory!

[pvg]

You should post this when you're ready for people to try it - waitlists can't be Show HN's, take a look at https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

[oladekola]

Will do, thanks for the tip.

Would appreciate any thoughts you have on the product if you had a chance to take a look at the video!

[mhfy]

how does the cognitive context graph work?

[oladekola]

DORY uses Neo4j to store browsing data with weighted edge relationships (semantic, behavioral, temporal) then applies stochastic block modeling for community detection and temporal-behavioral profiling.

It's an approach similar to how banks analyze transaction networks to detect fraud but works surprisingly well for teasing apart browser workflows.