Lazy

Lazy.so is a cross-app capture and organization tool for knowledge workers, researchers, and PKM-focused note-takers who want to save information without interrupting their workflow.

Key capabilities include:

• Universal clipper with one shortcut (⌘L) to capture articles, tweets/threads, emails, links, and more from any app, while preserving metadata like title, source link, and author
• AI command bar to summarize captures, answer questions about saved content, categorize notes, extract insights, and run context-aware commands
• Separate inboxes for notes and tasks (with optional split inboxes by content type), plus nesting for organizing related items
• YouTube capture tools that clip the last 15 to 30 seconds, pull transcripts, create highlights, and generate summaries; includes reading mode (⌘O), PDF export, and people tracking with timelines by author

Pricing: Paid, $15/month or $150/year (full access; no free trial).

What makes it notable is its focus on speed and minimal context switching: it captures from across applications without relying on a traditional web-clipper-only workflow, then applies AI to turn scattered inputs into structured, searchable knowledge.