I’ve developed a muscle memory: whenever I need information, I open Chrome, start a new tab, and Google it. Back when Google thrived, this workflow was smooth and efficient. But over time, I got tired of juggling tabs all day. I started wondering: do I really need to stare at dozens of messy tabs? Is there a better way to access information?
That question lingered… until ChatGPT arrived. LLMs can now search, remember, and understand vast amounts of data, ready to compose answers that combine multiple sources. That’s when I realized: it was time to build something new.
*Introducing Concon*
Concon is a new way to access information. Technically, it’s still a browser, but it revolutionizes how you interact with it. You don’t need to be stuck in Chrome or constantly switch tabs to get things done.
Think about it: how many times have you been learning a new software, jumped to Chrome for a tutorial, and hours later found yourself lost in Twitter or Reddit? Concon is designed to prevent these workflow breaks.
*Here’s how it works:*
1. *Delegate queries to LLMs* – they’ve already done the research and can organize multiple resources into coherent answers for you.
2. *Lightweight webview* – opens and closes on the go, never hijacking your workflow like Chrome does.
*Modes:*
- *Quick Mode:* A floating toolbar on top of your OS, ready to serve AI, Notion, and Todo tasks in real time—minimizing Chrome switching.
I’ve been using Concon for a while, and it genuinely feels like a game changer. Tasks get done faster than ever, sometimes leaving me wondering what to do with the extra time—haha.
It’s so *SATISFYING* to summon Concon using *Ctrl+Ctrl* or the floating window whenever I have a random question or Todo.
I’d love for you to try Concon and share feedback. It’s free and designed to save you time(at least not to waste it)—give it a shot!
yxie•4mo ago
That question lingered… until ChatGPT arrived. LLMs can now search, remember, and understand vast amounts of data, ready to compose answers that combine multiple sources. That’s when I realized: it was time to build something new.
*Introducing Concon*
Concon is a new way to access information. Technically, it’s still a browser, but it revolutionizes how you interact with it. You don’t need to be stuck in Chrome or constantly switch tabs to get things done.
Think about it: how many times have you been learning a new software, jumped to Chrome for a tutorial, and hours later found yourself lost in Twitter or Reddit? Concon is designed to prevent these workflow breaks.
*Here’s how it works:*
1. *Delegate queries to LLMs* – they’ve already done the research and can organize multiple resources into coherent answers for you. 2. *Lightweight webview* – opens and closes on the go, never hijacking your workflow like Chrome does.
*Modes:*
- *Quick Mode:* A floating toolbar on top of your OS, ready to serve AI, Notion, and Todo tasks in real time—minimizing Chrome switching.
- *Window Mode:* A larger fallback window for settings, adding ad-hoc AI sites, or customizing Quick Mode style.
I’ve been using Concon for a while, and it genuinely feels like a game changer. Tasks get done faster than ever, sometimes leaving me wondering what to do with the extra time—haha.
It’s so *SATISFYING* to summon Concon using *Ctrl+Ctrl* or the floating window whenever I have a random question or Todo.
I’d love for you to try Concon and share feedback. It’s free and designed to save you time(at least not to waste it)—give it a shot!
Try Concon here: [https://www.concon.pro](https://www.concon.pro/)
*Question for the community:*
How do you currently manage workflow interruptions? Would you try a floating AI hub like Concon?