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   by sajeevaravind 10y ago

   Thanks Visakh for the kind words. We are fortunate to have beta users like you. Between private beta and now, we have put most of the effort in improving the categorization. Hopefully you will like the public beta even better.
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   by sajeevaravind 10y ago

   Thanks Ashwin for your support. We are launching with gmail, outlook, dropbox and google drive support. Will be adding desktop/laptop support immediately after that. Let me know if you have any followup questions.
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   by sajeevaravind 10y ago

   The idea is interesting. But I don't understand what AI means here, it looks to me like straight forward keyword matching. Where is AI coming into picture here?
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   by sajeevaravind 10y ago

   Thank you.
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   by sajeevaravind 10y ago

   Thanks Vaibhaw, glad you find it useful. Our public beta launch in couple weeks will only have the web version. But the following release will have a Android app. We are already working on the UX for the app. Let us know if you need any par
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   by sajeevaravind 10y ago

   Hi Vikas, That's a good question. Spark is an inbox assistant which helps to improve the email tasks productivity. Eventhough the categorization of emails makes it looks like it is in the same space as Vaultedge, I think it is not. Vau
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   by sajeevaravind 10y ago

   Hi Shanu, That's a good question. Part of the problem is addressed by few startups like meta.sc and mohiomap, all in infancy like us. They both allow search for files across all storage. But they don't attempt to categorize the d
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   by sajeevaravind 10y ago

   Can this be used for broadcasting small events live to people who couldn't attend physically? Although I'm not sure realtime chat will be of much use there.
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   by sajeevaravind 10y ago

   Glad you liked it. Vaultedge will categorize a document into "some" category 80% of the times. Remaining 20% of the documents will be put into a General category. Within the 80% of the classified documents, we have seen that the c
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    by sajeevaravind 10y ago

    Vaultedge uses a combination of Machine learning and parsing to categorise documents. First level ML will identify the file as belonging to certain category and then that category focussed ML training set will give us the sub-categories. So
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    by sajeevaravind 10y ago

    Though Vaultedge is hosted on cloud, it can support offline data sitting in laptops or usb drives. When connecting a offline device to Vaultedge, Vaultedge will ask user to install a client program. This client program will help in categori
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    by sajeevaravind 10y ago

    I would like to understand a little better your comment about "metadata is not linked to a profile". Do you say by not linked to a profile, there shouldn't be a way for a hacker to figure out the metadata of a user? Or you me
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    by sajeevaravind 10y ago

    Vaultedge will not store the actual files, only metadata about the files. We plan to encrypt the metadata and also optionally allow user to control the keys. We will also have 2-factor authentication. Please suggest if you have any suggesti
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    by sajeevaravind 10y ago

    Short answer is Vaultedge will create search index based on the content of the bill and also has additional knowledge that it is a cell phone bill from its classification algorithm. Put together this will allow user to search for "last
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    by sajeevaravind 10y ago

    User has to connect his services to Vaultedge. Services can be cloud storage like dropbox and google drive, emails like gmail and outlook and offline storage like laptops and usb disks. Vaultedge will periodically check for any new files (d
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    by sajeevaravind 10y ago

    Vaultedge - private Google for private data. Please post your questions, comments in the thread. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11460485
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    Apply HN: Vaultedge – a private Google for your private data

    9 points by sajeevaravind 10y ago|26 comments