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Save passages and pages to Cortive on your Mac, find them again, and return to the exact spot. Save what you read. Find it again. Go back to where it came from. Cortive saves the pages and passages you choose to the Cortive app on your Mac, where they're searchable by meaning. Search "that article about sleep and memory" and it finds the page, even if those words aren't in it. Open a passage you saved and the original page opens with it highlighted. HOW IT WORKS • Save the page you're on, or just the text you selected: right-click, the toolbar button, or a shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+S for the page, Ctrl+Shift+X for a selection on Mac). • Search everything you've saved from the toolbar (Ctrl+Shift+F). • Open a saved passage and Cortive takes you back to the exact spot on the page. • Optional: let it tell you when you've already saved a page. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything stays on your Mac. The extension talks only to the Cortive app on your own computer, never to a server. • Nothing is read until you click Allow on the welcome screen. After that, a page is read only when you save it, or, if you turn the option on, to check whether you've already saved it. • No account, no tracking, no ads. NEEDS THE CORTIVE APP Cortive for Mac (Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later) is a free public beta: https://github.com/KadenDevAi/cortive-releases Without the app, the extension keeps your saves in the browser and sends them to Cortive once it's installed.
Nov 10, 2026
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