We save something because it feels worth returning to. Then it disappears into tabs, queues, folders, transcripts, and notes we rarely see again. The problem was never access to information. It was what happened after we decided something mattered. Omphalis began with a question: what would a place look like if it were designed not merely to store content, but to help understanding form, deepen, and return? Every article, podcast, video, PDF, voice note, or meeting enters the same living Library. Omphalis removes the noise, reveals the source’s shape, helps when the material becomes difficult, and leaves the meaningful marks to you. Those moments remain connected to their sources and eventually to one another. That foundation now reaches further. Omphalis adapts its help to what you already know. Discovery explains why every recommendation appeared. A question or trusted source can become a course spanning papers, articles, podcasts, and videos, with the evidence always close. Connected tools can work with your Library and answer with citations. Today brings back the exact idea, connection, Trail, or lesson worth continuing. This is not about consuming more. It is about allowing what we choose to keep to become part of what we understand. The real power of Omphalis emerges as your Library grows. What you mark in one source shapes what deserves attention in the next. Discovery starts from what you deliberately keep. A trusted source can become a course spanning articles, podcasts, videos, and PDFs. Connected tools can explore your Library with citations, while Today returns the exact idea, contradiction, or lesson worth continuing. Each source strengthens the next—the Library does not merely store knowledge; it helps your understanding compound. What do you keep saving, yet struggle to find or use when it matters?