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Save web pages, articles, and highlights to Notion. Fills your database properties, captures the article, and uploads its images. Dogear saves what you read into your own Notion databases — not a fixed schema someone else designed, but the database you already use, with the properties you already have. WHAT IT DOES • Saves to any database in your workspace, and builds the form from that database's own structure. Every writable Notion property type is supported. • Fills the fields in for you from the page — title, canonical URL, author, description, publication date — read from Open Graph tags, standard meta tags, and JSON-LD. • Captures the whole article as real Notion blocks: headings, nested lists, quotes, code with its language, tables, and images with captions. • Highlights as you read — 5 free on every page. Select text, add a note, pick a color. Your highlights are saved into the page, and reappear when you come back to the article later. • Save templates — 5 free — and per-site rules, so arriving somewhere you save from often means the form is already right. The form tells you which rule fired — it is never magic. The rules and folders themselves are never limited. • Tells you when a page is already saved, and offers to update that row instead of making a second one. It tells you; it never decides for you. • Saves survive closing the window. A save is a background job that finishes on its own, retries when something goes wrong, and waits rather than failing if you go offline. PRO • Images uploaded into Notion, so a saved article survives the source site disappearing • Page screenshots — full page, an element, or a region you draw • Video transcripts, timestamped, with every line linking back into the video • AI summaries, TL;DRs, and suggested tags, using your own API key • Unlimited highlighting — Free includes 5 on every page • Unlimited save templates — Free includes 5 • Templates, folders and site rules backed up to your account • Save every open tab at once PRIVACY There is no Dogear server. Your pages go from your browser to Notion, and — only if you add your own AI key — to your AI provider, when you press Suggest or, if you switch the option on, once per page automatically. Nothing passes through us, because there is nothing to pass through. No analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting. Dogear has no standing access to your browsing. There is no always-on content script; it reads a page only when you invoke it, and only the page you are looking at. Dogear is an independent product. It is not made by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Notion Labs, Inc.