Geeke's answer

Geeke is one of the few websites that offers a social platform built around books.

Going even beyond, It is the only platform that makes books more interactive with features like Group Reading Sessions, Daily Hunts, animated Skins, Fandom Clubs & much more

Quick Note Tab's answer:

Instant access with complete privacy. All data stays on your device with optional encrypted Chrome Sync. The extension replaces your new tab page, so note taking requires zero context switching. No registration, no subscriptions, no data collection.

Geeke's answer

Geeke is a platform built for all book lovers globally, whether readers or writers.

Our special focus is on making books more fun & engaging for the young audience by adding features that are relevant to them.

Quick Note Tab's answer:

Busy professionals capturing meeting notes during video calls, students managing lecture notes and assignments, researchers collecting URLs while browsing, and writers needing a quick scratchpad. Anyone who values privacy, simplicity, and instant access without leaving their browser.

Geeke's answer

The current platforms for books are boring and dull and do not offer much beyond reading ebooks.

The new generation needed a better platform built like a social media as well as offering unique ways to make books more fun & interactive.

Quick Note Tab's answer:

Essential features without unnecessary complexity. Local storage means notes never touch external servers unless you opt into encrypted sync. Completely free with no premium upsells or artificial limitations. The minimal interface is ideal for screen sharing during professional calls.

Geeke's answer

Geeke is built using Anvil Framework

The tools offered by the framework for rapid development allows us to remain ahead and introduce new features more quickly.

Quick Note Tab's answer:

Chrome Extension Manifest V3, vanilla JavaScript, local browser storage APIs (localStorage and chrome.storage with optional sync), native browser features for rich text editing. Lightweight architecture with minimal dependencies.

Geeke's answer

Hey everyone! This is Divyesh Lakhotia, the founder of Geeke. I am a student from India currently pursuing my Bachelor in Computer Applications. I started working on Geeke back in 2021 when I just entered my 12th grade.

Why build Geeke?

Yes, there are plenty of websites already available online for reading and writing books. But they don't offer much beyond that. Mostly they are just a downgrade and a cheap alternative to an actual book.

Even big sites like Wattpad started destroying the few extras they had and transitioned into another typical site focused more on making money rather than making the site more engaging (I had been active almost daily on Wattpad since 2017 before the community started becoming dry).

That's when the idea of Geeke was born. It felt that the internet deserved a better place for books. Ebooks may not provide the same feeling as reading an actual book but there is so much more that only they can offer.

I wanted to build a social media that is familiar to existing platforms on the internet that the young crowd loves using. But of course, modified for books!

For a long time, the idea remained in my mind alongside most of my novel plots. But here we are, at last, aiming to build the most awesome and fun place for all book lovers

Quick Note Tab's answer:

Built by an indie product manager who needed a straightforward browser notepad without privacy compromises or feature bloat. The goal was creating a tool that does one thing exceptionally well. No venture backing, no aggressive monetization.

Quick Note Tab's answer:

Thousands of individual users across professions: remote workers, students, researchers, and writers. Used by people at various companies and universities who need a private browser notepad for daily tasks.