About Omphalis
Omphalis is a reading library for recurring work with sources that matter. Save the long article, research paper, podcast episode, or PDF you need for a report or a decision, read it through in a clean reader, highlight and note the passages that count, and come back to exactly where you left off. When you need to check an answer, search across everything you saved and see the passage it came from. Built for analysts, researchers, students, and professionals who work from dense material week after week. Free plan includes saving, reading, and annotation; Pro is $9/month.
Omphalis is a reading library for recurring work with sources that matter. Save the long article, research paper, podcast episode, or PDF you need for a report or a decision, read it through in a clean reader, highlight and note the passages that count, and come back to exactly where you left off. When you need to check an answer, search across everything you saved and see the passage it came from. Built for analysts, researchers, students, and professionals who work from dense material week after week. Free plan includes saving, reading, and annotation; Pro is $9/month.
How people use it: collect the sources for a hard report in one place instead of twenty open tabs; read a dense paper or long-form article to the end, with highlights and notes that stay attached to the source; listen to a podcast episode with a transcript you can mark up; and return a week later to the exact spot and the exact notes you left. Omphalis keeps a mark on every source, so recurring work does not start from zero each time. You can compare what several saved sources say about the same question and jump straight to the passage behind each point. Omphalis runs in the browser at https://omphalis.ai with a Chrome extension for saving pages. Made by Voxiven LLC.
How people use it: collect the sources for a hard report in one place instead of twenty open tabs; read a dense paper or long-form article to the end, with highlights and notes that stay attached to the source; listen to a podcast episode with a transcript you can mark up; and return a week later to the exact spot and the exact notes you left. Omphalis keeps a mark on every source, so recurring work does not start from zero each time. You can compare what several saved sources say about the same question and jump straight to the passage behind each point. Omphalis runs in the browser at https://omphalis.ai with a Chrome extension for saving pages. Made by Voxiven LLC.
