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Save growth ideas from any web page and turn them into launch posts, competitor notes, landing page copy, and pain point lists. GrowthVault is a local-first browser extension for operators, marketers, indie makers, and growth teams who collect useful marketing material while browsing. It helps you save snippets, page links, competitor messaging, user pain points, pricing notes, launch ideas, and channel examples from any web page. Saved clips are organized by project and material type, then turned into reusable Markdown outputs. Core features: - Save selected text from any web page with the right-click menu. - Save the current page from the extension popup. - Organize clips by project, such as a product, campaign, competitor research, or launch plan. - Tag saved material by type, including competitor, value proposition, pain point, user comment, pricing, title, channel example, and idea. - Search and filter your saved clips by project, type, domain, and text. - Edit, delete, and copy saved clips in the local library. - Export project material as Markdown using built-in templates. - Generate competitor analysis notes, launch post drafts, landing page value proposition lists, and user pain point lists. GrowthVault is designed to be lightweight and private. The first version works locally in your browser, does not require an account, does not use AI APIs, does not auto-post content, and does not upload your saved clips to a remote service. Typical use cases: - Save useful competitor landing page copy. - Collect user complaints and pain points from forums or reviews. - Build a swipe file for product launches. - Organize positioning ideas for an indie product. - Turn scattered web research into structured launch notes. How to use: 1. Select useful text on a web page. 2. Right-click and choose Save to GrowthVault. 3. Pick a project and material type. 4. Open the GrowthVault library to search, edit, copy, or delete clips. 5. Open the export page to generate Markdown from a project. GrowthVault focuses on helping you build a practical, reusable growth material library while keeping the first version simple, local-first, and low friction.