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Quickly take notes by capturing texts and images from the web, organizing your brainstorms, research, and ideas in one place. Quickly capture texts, images, and sources from any webpage while browsing. Tired of juggling tabs and losing sources halfway through an assignment? SlapNote is built for students and researchers who collect ideas while they read. Highlight a quote, right-click, and “Slap!” Images work too. Each save becomes a tidy note with the source already attached – so you’re not digging through tabs later trying to figure out where something came from. No switching tabs. No breaking your flow. Just read and save as you go. Working on multiple assignments or papers? Create projects and keep everything organized by class, topic, or research goal. When it’s time to write, export your notes straight into Google Docs and start with everything already in one place. Less copy-paste. More writing. Why students are using SlapNote - Save quotes and sources while reading online - Keep research organized by project or assignment - Avoid losing links or rebuilding sources later - Move from research to writing faster Key Features - Capture texts and images directly from any webpage - Automatically save source links with every note - Organize notes into projects - Search for specific texts or sources in your captured notes - Export projects as a text file or PDF - Convert projects to Google Docs or Markdown (Pro required) - Works fully offline - Cloud sync across devices (Pro required)
May 7, 2026
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