How I personally use Klara: Turning my Twitter scrolls into a curated knowledge base 🧵🧠

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u/armutyus

Klara Co-Founder

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Hey everyone! 👋

I wanted to share a quick look at how I’ve been using Klara lately to stay on top of the information overload.

If you're like me, you probably see dozens of interesting threads on Twitter (or any other app) but never actually have the time to sit down and digest them all. Here is my personal "power user" workflow that I've been loving:

  1. The Passive Catch: I just browse normally. Whether it’s tech news, threads, or long-form posts, Klara captures it all in the background.
  2. The "Digest" Ask: Later in the day, I simply ask Klara for a summary of the most interesting things I’ve seen. It’s like having a personal researcher who sat through my feed for me.
  3. The Deep Dive: If a summary catches my eye, I don't stop there. I ask follow-up questions to dig deeper into specific details or links right within the chat.

It honestly changes the game from "scrolling for dopamine" to "scrolling for knowledge." 🚀

I’ve attached some screenshots of exactly how this looks in my own setup. Give it a try and let me know: what’s the one app you find yourself "summarizing" the most?

Can't wait to hear how you're putting Klara to work!

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