Content type

Article memory: how Recall handles articles

How Flocci Recall saves and understands articles: where they come from, what AI extracts, and the kind of fuzzy query that finds them again.

Direct answer

Recall treats articles as a first-class content type with their own accent colour, their own filter chip and their own enrichment path. Open Graph metadata gives the real title, author, publisher and cover image; AI writes the summary and three to five takeaways so a long read is triageable without opening it. Once a article is saved you can find it by describing it — the summary, key takeaways, topics, entities and bilingual keywords are all searchable.

Where articles come from

Recall files a save as a article when it arrives from Medium, Substack, blogs, news sites, any long-form page.

What Recall builds around a article

Open Graph metadata gives the real title, author, publisher and cover image; AI writes the summary and three to five takeaways so a long read is triageable without opening it.

Queries that find articles again

These are the shapes of query Recall is built for — vague, human, and about meaning rather than metadata.

“the article about why startups fail at retention”
“that piece on the new labour codes”
“the long read about the Bengaluru water crisis”

The honest bit

This is the classic read-it-later job — but it sits in the same library as your reels and notes, not in a separate app.

Questions about articles in Recall

How does Recall know something is a article?

From the URL and the content itself, before any AI runs. Article detection sits in a deliberately ordered signal list so more specific rules win — and where a fact is available, such as a file extension or the absence of a URL, the fact beats any AI inference.

What does Recall extract from a article?

Open Graph metadata gives the real title, author, publisher and cover image; AI writes the summary and three to five takeaways so a long read is triageable without opening it.

What can I search for to find a article again?

Describe it. Real queries that work include "the article about why startups fail at retention", "that piece on the new labour codes", "the long read about the Bengaluru water crisis". Recall interprets the description into concepts, ranks your whole library, and narrates what it found in one sentence.

Is anything about articles handled differently?

This is the classic read-it-later job — but it sits in the same library as your reels and notes, not in a separate app.

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