Links Detector makes printed links clickable via your smartphone camera. No need to type a link in, just scan and click on it.
🚀 Launch Eisenhower (preferably from your smartphone)
So you read a book or a magazine and see the link like https://some-url.com/which/may/be/long?and_with_params=true, but you can't click on it since it is printed. To visit this link you need to start typing it character by character in the browser's address bar, which may be pretty annoying and error-prone.
Similarly to QR-code detection, we may try to "teach" the smartphone to detect and recognize printed links for us and to make them clickable. This way you'll do just one click instead of multiple keystrokes. Your operational complexity goes from O(N) to O(1).
This is exactly what Eisenhower tries to achieve. It makes you do just one click on the link instead of typing the whole link manually character by character.