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Capture what matters while you browse
Save highlights, notes, screenshots, and links on the live page, not in a separate doc. Every capture stays tied to its source URL, with room to write why it hit.
Add to browserSave in context, not after the fact
Capture is the entry point of your research library. Speed at the moment of insight is non-negotiable, everything else builds on what you save here.
Text highlights on the live page
Select a quote, headline, or paragraph and save it where you found it. The highlight stays visible on the page, so context never disappears into a plain-text dump.
Notes & screenshots
Add a freeform note or grab a screenshot when the layout matters, pricing tables, ad creative, UX flows.
Source URL always attached
Every item remembers where it came from. Six months later you can open the original page, not hunt through bookmarks wondering which tab it was.
Annotate at save time
Write why something works while it's fresh, mechanism, emotional trigger, what you'd steal. The capture is storage; the note is the learning.
Instant capture from the extension
Toolbar on the page you're reading. If saving takes more than a couple of clicks, you'll stop saving, so we optimize for frictionless capture first.
Full-page capture & reader view
Archive an entire article or PDF for offline reading. Useful when the page might change or disappear, still organized in the same library you search later.
Without capture, research evaporates
A capture in the wild
Quote + note at the moment you find it, ready to organize and find later.
Capture feeds everything else
You browse the web and save what matters here. Next, Find organizes and searches your library. Then Use pulls captures into copy, decks, and AI workflows, with your annotations intact.
Who captures with Gleanit
Same capture step, different libraries. Pick a workflow that matches how you work.
Swipe file examples
Capture hooks, ads, and emails on the live page. Annotate why each piece works.
See workflowGTM & competitor research
Save pricing pages, positioning, and market threads while you research launches.
See workflowSources for your next piece
Highlight quotes on the article itself. Tag by essay or newsletter topic.
See workflowCapture the next thing before you lose the tab
Install the extension and save your first highlight with a note on why it matters.
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