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Clip full web pages or selections straight into your Mneme AI infinite memory. Mneme is infinite memory for your AI. You read something worth keeping. A week later you remember that you read it, but not where. The Web Clipper closes that gap: one click saves the page into your Mneme memory, and from then on every AI you use can recall it. WHAT IT DOES • Clip the whole page, or just the part you selected. • Saves clean, readable markdown — not a wall of navigation menus, cookie banners, and newsletter popups. • Keeps the images. They're archived alongside the note, so the page still makes sense years after the original goes offline. • Suggests where it belongs. Mneme reads what you clipped and proposes tags, a folder, and a one-line summary. Accept them or write your own. • Re-clipping a page you've already saved updates that note instead of creating a duplicate. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT Most clippers save pages into an app you then have to go back and search. Mneme saves them into memory your AI can reach. Ask Claude, or ChatGPT, or Gemini what you read about a topic last month, and it answers from the pages you actually clipped — no copying, no pasting, no re-explaining context you already gave it once. That memory is yours and it's portable. Switch from one AI to another and it comes with you. WHAT YOU NEED A Mneme account, free to start, at mneme.tools. Sign in once from the extension and you're set. PRIVACY Mneme clips only the page you ask it to, only when you click. Nothing is tracked, nothing is sold, and nothing goes anywhere except your own account. Access to a site's images is requested separately, and declining it still lets you clip.
Aug 6, 2026
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