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We oftentimes fall victim to the planning fallacy – overestimating how much we can get done while underestimating the time... [Product Hunt]( [Read in browser]( [This newsletter is brought to you by]( [Are we finally getting to read those articles we’ve been saving?]( We oftentimes fall victim to the planning fallacy – overestimating how much we can get done while underestimating the time it will take to do it. It might be that we’re just being optimistic, or it might be that there’s so much noise, and finding the signal becomes hard. This applies particularly well to the vast amounts of content we see every day. [Upnext]( promises to solve a notoriously difficult problem – helping you consume the things you’re saving, rather than leaving them to die at the bottom of a folder. The app collects everything – from articles to Youtube videos and Twitter threads – and displays them in a homepage digest called Daily Picks. This shows you a curated list of items you have yet to go through, as well as previously created playlists of content. Another interesting feature is its review tool, a Tinder-style interface that allows you to swipe and decide whether to keep an item as “up next” or archive it. While this could prove useful for decluttering, it might not be enough to nudge users or give enough reason to come back and consume the content. The recommendation system the team is working on to help with categorization might bring it closer to that, though. “Our upcoming ML models will automatically categorize anything you save, to make your library self-organizing and let you focus on a particular topic,” the team shares. We’ve seen companies from [big]( to [small]( try to tackle this very issue. A few notable examples in the space that the community has shown interest in include [Heyday](, [Omni](, and [Raindrop](. 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