Draft

Draft solves a specific, real friction: you get a genuinely good output from an AI chat, and then it is buried forever in a conversation list with no way to retrieve it unless you remember exactly when you had it. Draft intercepts that moment and captures the output into a structured knowledge base. The angle that makes it worth watching is that it is positioned as a capture layer across AI sessions, not a standalone note-taking app — meaning it fits into an existing workflow rather than demanding you adopt a new one. That framing is smarter than the typical second-brain pitch. Reservation: the value depends entirely on how frictionless the capture action is. If it requires more than one click or a keyboard shortcut, most people will not do it consistently, and a half-populated knowledge base is not useful. The integrations side — what knowledge bases it actually writes to — needs to be strong for this to earn daily use. -> Best for: solo founder or indie hacker who relies heavily on AI chat for research and decision-making