I just set up TinyTinyRSS (https://tt-rss.org/) at home and I'm looking into interesting things to read as well as people/website publishing interesting stuff.
This, among the other things, to reduce the daily (doom)scrolling and avoid the recommendation algorithms by social media.
So: who or what do you follow via RSS feed, and why?
I built this after getting frustrated with losing great ideas while driving, cooking, or exercising. You know that moment when inspiration strikes but your hands are occupied?
The Problem: Doubao AI earphones (popular in China, similar to AirPods but with built-in AI) are great for Q&A, but all conversations disappear after listening. It's a closed ecosystem with no way to export valuable content.
My Solution: A Python tool that monitors the Doubao web interface and automatically syncs voice notes to Obsidian in real-time.
What makes it interesting:
30+ speech variation recognition - Works even if you say "note" instead of "take note" or use filler words like "um, note this down" Hands-free operation - Just say "Doubao, take a note, [your content]" and it appears in Obsidian instantly Smart deduplication - Won't create duplicate entries for similar content Cross-platform - Works on Windows, macOS, Linux Technical approach:
Uses Playwright to monitor DOM changes and network requests Regex engine handles speech variations and colloquialisms SQLite for deduplication logic Async I/O for real-time file operations Real use cases I've tested:
Capturing meeting insights while driving between offices Recording workout thoughts during runs Noting recipe improvements while cooking Quick idea capture during walks The tool essentially breaks the walled garden of AI earphones and turns them into a proper knowledge management device. It's like having a voice assistant that actually remembers and organizes everything you tell it.
Demo: Say "Doubao, note this: remember to research async patterns" → Instantly appears in Inbox/Voice Notes/2026-01-21.md
Built with Python + Playwright + SQLite. MIT licensed.
What do you think? Have you faced similar issues with voice assistants that don't persist information? Would love to hear about your workflows for capturing ideas on-the-go!
GitHub: https://github.com/GptsApp/doubao-earphone-to-obsidian