PageBrain vs AskPics (formerly Ragobble)

PageBrain offers an array of tools designed to enhance the productivity and efficiency of your organization's search capabilities, particularly within the Atlassian ecosystem. With a focus on leveraging machine learning technology, PageBrain improves your ability to quickly and accurately find the knowledge stored across your company's resources.

Additionally, PageBrain provides an open-source ChatGPT text editor that streamlines the workflow by eliminating the need to alternate between your conversation with ChatGPT and other text editing tools. The platform also facilitates creative processes with a feature for exploring and learning how to craft prompts for Stable Diffusion.

For those invested in UI workflows, PageBrain introduces Comfy.ICU, which serves as a platform for sharing ComfyUI workflows similar to Imgur, thus fostering a community of sharing and collaboration. PageBrain simplifies the process of locating information and enhances productivity with its suite of search and development tools.

AskPics (formerly Ragobble) is an iPhone app for searching the text and visuals inside screenshots you have already saved. Ragobble stopped active development and the team now ships AskPics, which indexes screenshots on your device so you can find saved receipts, quotes, travel ideas, outfits, and other captures without folders or tags.

You ask in plain language, the way you would describe a memory out loud, and AskPics surfaces matching screenshots from your library. On-device OCR and vision models read pixels and text, then sort new uploads into categories like recipes, travel, quotes, and tweets as they arrive.

It is built for iPhone users who save information in screenshots and want a private way to retrieve it later. Screenshots stay on your phone, the app does not pull full camera-roll photos, and you can revoke access anytime in iOS Settings.