Sublime is a platform that helps creators, researchers, and knowledge workers build a calmer internet experience by organizing digital content in one place. Users can save and curate various types of content including articles, books, podcasts, videos, and PDFs into organized collections.

With browser extensions and an iOS app, Sublime enables easy content capture from anywhere on the web, while its Related Ideas Engine suggests relevant content connections. The platform offers both private libraries and public sharing options, making it ideal for personal knowledge management and collaborative curation.

Sublime offers a refreshing approach to content curation, effectively bridging private knowledge management with community discovery. Its effortless capture and intuitive organization features shine, particularly for researchers, writers, or anyone overwhelmed by online information overload. Conversely, the "related engine," while promising, feels dependent on a critical mass of active users.

Founders building thought leadership might find value in Sublime's public sharing, but its "PKM" label could deter some. The platform's separation of public and private spaces is a smart move, enabling users to curate personal libraries while selectively sharing content. Avoid Sublime if you simply need basic bookmarking; this tool excels when actively engaging with saved content and exploring related ideas.

The reliance on community-driven discovery presents a potential limitation. Sublime ultimately delivers on its promise of a calmer internet experience, provided you embrace its collaborative nature.