Lazy
Lazy is a capture tool that can be used to quick capture ideas, bookmarks & uses AI.
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Aaron Bach
Jan 25
Email Exorcist
4.8 out of 10 stars
Lazy has fallen very far behind.
One of our first clues to what's going on with Lazy is that the one and only review here on the app was from Marco, who is also the same chap that issues you a refund if you hound the company for months to get one. Other than that, Lazy looks exactly as it did 12 months ago functionality and design wise. I used Lazy exclusively in early 2024 but saw very little being added to the app and increasingly little being communicated about what the team was working on. So, I moved on. As Marco's review says - the app had promise and I fully assumed that they must have added something new to make it's more useable. After paying for 3 months to regain access, there was / is nothing new. The only communication you can find about Lazy online now are folks wondering if their ever going to get access after waiting on a waitlist for a year. Protip - you can have access today if you pay. There's just nothing there being worked on. Seems like a founder lifestyle company at this point.
Marco Serafini
Jul 24
Productivity Consultant
7.2 out of 10 stars
"Lazy: capture at the speed of thought" - An app with a promising future ahead.
Lazy's standout feature is definitely its robust capturing system. Launching the app takes you straight to your "Inbox," a centralized hub that streamlines the organization of ideas, conversations, articles, videos, notes, tasks, and more. But Lazy goes beyond being a mere digital notebook, featuring an impressive capture system. It seamlessly captures content like articles, tweets, or videos, automatically extracting essential details and sorting them into categories such as "Article," "Tweet," "Video," "Email." This functionality leverages AI for summarizing and translating content, identifying key insights, and more. Additionally, the "Split Inbox" function elevates Lazy's user experience by allowing the creation of "Split Views" to filter content based on various criteria, enabling easy navigation within your Inbox. Lazy also offers three other main sections besides the Inbox: - The "Journal" section for daily notes. - The "Source" section, providing an overview of all sources of captured content, from Kindle books to emails, and more. - The "People" section, which tracks people linked to your content, creating profiles for easy reference. Lastly, the command palette and smart shortcuts ensure seamless navigation throughout the app, enhancing efficiency and ease of use. Lazy is still in closed beta, with significant development ahead. Yet, the app looks promising, and I'm eager to discover what the future holds for it.