Build a visual research library
Capture screenshots, UX patterns, onboarding flows, and competitor product examples, searchable when you spec or review.
Gleanit is a content curation tool for marketers, writers, and researchers. Highlights and notes stay on the live page, tied to the source URL and ready when you need them.
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Gleanit gives your research a place to live and a way to find it again.
Three steps, from someone else's page to your finished work.
The only reason why this catches your eye now, is because it's highlighted. Save highlights, notes, screenshots, links, and examples on the live page. Every capture stays tied to its source URL.
Organize with projects, collections, tags, and search, so your content curation library is there when you're writing copy, prepping a launch, or drafting an essay.
Reuse saved research for copy, GTM plans, sales research, competitor analysis, writing, and AI context. Connect Cursor or Claude to your library, grounded in what you captured, not vague memory.
Not a mockup. This is the real thing, pulled straight from my library.
Three steps, from someone else's page to your finished work.
You read that line earlier on this page. Now you know where it came from. Great copy shows up when you're browsing, not when you're writing, so I caught it the moment it did, and it was waiting when I needed it.
Capture with ease, find when it matters, use when needed. Whether you write copy, run GTM, or research full time. Gleanit is a content curation tool built into how you browse.
Capture hooks, ads, emails, landing pages, and CTAs. Annotate why they work. Search when you write copy.
See the workflowSave pricing pages, positioning, sales angles, and market notes. Organize by launch. Decide with evidence.
See the workflowHighlight quotes on the live article. Tag by essay or newsletter topic. Retrieve when you draft.
See the workflowAnnotate articles, save evidence with URLs attached, and retrieve quotes when you write papers or reports.
See the workflowCapture screenshots, UX patterns, onboarding flows, and competitor product examples, searchable when you spec or review.
Writers, founders, and researchers who save what they read and actually find it again.
Now I highlight other people's claims like a maniac, because I know that weeks later I can reopen the page and the mark is still right there, ready for me to double-check.
I have everything from a paper saved in one place instead of forty open tabs. That's the whole sell for me, honestly.
Competitive analysis has never been easier. I yoink the good parts off competitor pages, the CTAs, the way they structure the offer, all stashed with the source. When we redo our own page, it's sitting there waiting.
I really like the tool, very useful and easy to use. What else do you want me to say bro? Just put whatever you want. I am busy.
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Readwise pulls highlights into a separate app; Notion is a general workspace. Gleanit is a content curation tool for people who want the open web page to stay primary — highlights, inline notes, and shareable links on the live article. Compare content curation tools.
Yes — on Pro and Pro+, export to Markdown, CSV, or JSON. Your data is yours; you can leave anytime and take everything with you. No vendor lock-in.
Anyone who reads on the open web: students, journalists, founders, and researchers. For example, if you've ever lost a great quote inside a tab, Gleanit gives your browser a searchable library tied to each URL.
Yes — on Pro and Pro+, connect Cursor, Claude, or ChatGPT via Settings → MCP. You opt in; the AI searches your saved highlights and notes when you write or plan, grounded in what you captured. Revoke access anytime.
Yes — captures happen in the browser. Install Gleanit from the Chrome Web Store (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, and similar). Then sign in at the web app to sync your library.
Only what you explicitly save, plus standard security logs. Private by default; share links expose only what you create. We also don't sell your data or run third-party ad trackers. See our privacy policy and terms.