Hazel

Remember lessons learnt from books with a virtual bookshelf

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Remember lessons learnt from books with a virtual bookshelf

2 followers

Hazel - Remember all the life changing lessons you learnt from the books every time you open a new tab. I've purposely designed a simple and beautiful UI to help focus on those life changing lessons.

This is the 2nd launch from Hazel. View more

Hazel 2.0

A simple and beautiful virtual bookshelf

The worlds first portable bookshelf. Hazel is a customisable virtual book shelf that opens whenever you open a new tab.

We've designed Hazel to be simple and beautiful offering an inspirational photo each time you open a new tab.

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Launch Team

Andy Dao

Tailspark

Maker

Hi everyone 👋 I'm a huge fan of reading and everything books! I do most of my reading on e-books but I also use physical books to remind me of the key-lessons learnt. As a result I tend to buy both the the physical and digital version of the book and man is it expensive. So I got a bit creative and made Hazel - a simple and beautiful virtual bookshelf that shows when you open a new tab. Here are some highlights: ✅ Completely free - Create your own personal bookshelf with as many books as you want ✅ Simple - A simple and clean design, no signup required. ✅ Inspirational photos - Each time you open Hazel an inspirational photo will appear. ✅ Weather forecasts - Live updates on the weather For the Hazel 2.0 I've added: ✅ Habit Tracker - Track how many times you remind yourself of the books key-lessons ✅ More inspirational photos ✅ A few bug fixes

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6yr ago

Rohit Sangaraju

Cool Product, maybe you can turn this into a ebook subscription feature where you can also buy the book and upon opening a new tab it will be on the page you left off at.

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6yr ago

Andy Dao

Tailspark

Maker

@rohitsangaraju7 Thanks Rohit! thats a great suggestion, I definitely want to build out the features for Hazel and add things like being able to see what other people are reading.

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6yr ago