Nouri

Nouri personalizes the internet to your knowledge level. Smart insights, concept drill-downs, and a knowledge graph that grows with you.

The internet serves the same content to everyone. Nouri changes that.

Nouri is a Chrome extension that adapts LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and YouTube content to match what you already know. Instead of reading generic posts, you get personalized insight snippets that bridge new concepts through your existing expertise.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Signal Badges — Every post on LinkedIn, X, and YouTube gets a colored badge showing how many new concepts it contains for you. Green = new material, amber = mixed, gray = familiar. This runs entirely on your device.

2. Quick Insights — Click "Adapt to my level" on any post. Nouri generates a personalized insight snippet (not a full rewrite) that highlights what's new for you, with concrete analogies from concepts you've already mastered.

3. Dive Deeper — Tap any concept chip to open a conversational explanation. Ask follow-up questions. Each interaction automatically updates your knowledge profile.

4. Knowledge Graph — Your personal concept map across multiple domains (AI/LLM, Startups, Web Dev, Marketing, Guitar, Photography, and more). Watch concepts move from "new" to "learning" to "mastered" as you browse.

5. Multiple Learning Paths — Subscribe to domains that interest you. Your knowledge graph grows across all of them, with cross-domain bridges that connect ideas.

FEATURES
- Quick Insight snippets
- Conversational concept drill-downs with follow-up Q&A
- Signal badges on LinkedIn, X, and YouTube posts
- Interactive knowledge graph with 250+ concepts across 9 domains
- Self-calibration: rate insights as Too Basic / Just Right / Too Advanced
- Import knowledge from LinkedIn profiles, resumes, ChatGPT/Claude exports, or browser history
- Weekly digest emails with your learning progress
- Community path submissions for new domains

PRIVACY
- We do NOT store the text of posts you read
- Signal scoring runs entirely on your device
- Browser history import is optional and only sends page titles
- Your data is protected with Row Level Security