Part 2 of 3 · Find

Find when it matters

Organize captures into projects, tag by theme, and search across everything — so the right hook or competitor page is there when you sit down to write.

What find does

Storage is easy. Retrieval is the product.

Capture without Find is a folder you'll never open. Collections, projects, and search turn scattered saves into a library you can actually query.

Collections & projects

Collections group items by type or theme (swipe file, reading list). Projects scope workstreams like a launch, an essay, or a GTM push, with optional briefs for context.

Tags you control

Tag by format, audience, mechanism, or competitor. Tag matches surface first in search, so #hooks or #pricing jumps ahead of loose keyword hits.

Full-text search

Search quotes, notes, and attached text across your library. Filter by project, collection, starred items, or type, from the extension side panel or web app.

Semantic & hybrid search

Find related captures by meaning, not just exact words. Useful when you remember the idea ("urgency in email") but not the phrasing you saved.

Star, filter, browse

Star the best examples. Filter screenshots vs highlights vs notes. Browse a project before a deadline and see everything scoped to that piece of work.

Web library + side panel

Search while you browse or from app.gleanit.co. Same library everywhere, organized once, findable from wherever you're working.

A pile of saves isn't a library

Screenshots you can't search when you need a headline pattern
You know you saved the perfect reference, but can't remember which folder
Research scattered across Notion, Drive, and bookmarks with no shared taxonomy
Launch prep starts from scratch because last month's captures are unreachable
In your library

Search surfaces the right capture

Query + tags + project scope — the example you need in seconds, not a tab archaeology session.

app.gleanit.co/captures
Gleanit library search for “hooks” showing tagged captures, notes, and screenshots in a searchable grid
Next step

A findable library is worth using

Everything's organized and searchable. The payoff is pulling it into real work: your copy, your decks, your AI drafts, with your notes still attached.

Turn saves into a searchable library

Capture a few examples, tag them, and try search before your next writing session.

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