FAQ from Heyday
What is Heyday?
Heyday is an AI-powered memory assistant that helps users remember more of what they learn. It automatically saves pages visited and resurfaces them alongside search results. It can resurface not just articles and webpages but also documents, messages, files, newsletters, notes, presentations, spreadsheets, tweets, and more. Users can install the Heyday extension, integrate their apps, and let Heyday do the work of organizing and retrieving information seamlessly.
How to use Heyday?
To use Heyday, simply install the Heyday extension and integrate your apps. Heyday will then automatically save pages you visit and resurface them alongside search results. You can search for content you forgot about and Heyday will retrieve it for you. Heyday also provides enhanced reading features, such as article overlays, to help you absorb the content better. Additionally, Heyday creates a knowledge base that fills itself, making it easier for you to access previously viewed information.
How does Heyday work?
Heyday automatically saves pages you visit and resurfaces them alongside search results. It also resurfaces documents, messages, files, newsletters, notes, presentations, spreadsheets, tweets, and more. Users can install the Heyday extension and integrate their apps to start using the memory assistant.
What are the core features of Heyday?
The core features of Heyday include automatic saving and resurfacing of web content, enhanced search functionality, article overlays for improved reading experience, a knowledge base that fills itself, and integration with popular apps like Gmail, Slack, and Google Calendar.
What are the use cases for Heyday?
Heyday can be used for research purposes to save time and mental energy by retrieving forgotten content. It can also enhance productivity, facilitate collaboration, manage information effectively, and reinforce learning.
How much does Heyday cost?
Heyday is a paid-only product with a monthly price of $19.