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Quick capture for service businesses - Create tasks, clips, and bookmarks from anywhere on the web Opsette Pocket saves what you find on the web into your Opsette account without breaking your flow. You're on a supplier's site and want to remember it. A client emails a receipt you need to expense. Something needs to become a task before you forget it. Normally that means switching tabs, finding the right screen, and retyping what's already in front of you. Pocket puts a capture button one click away instead. What you can capture Tasks, notes and clipped text, bookmarks, screenshots of the current page, expenses and income, and new clients, leads, or vendors. Each one lands in your Opsette account, already filled in with the page you captured it from. Receipts from Gmail Open a receipt or invoice in Gmail and Pocket recognizes it, pulls out the vendor, amount, and date, and offers to log it as an expense. You confirm the details and it's saved. If a sender keeps getting it wrong, you can silence them; if one gets missed, you can force it. The whole feature switches off in settings if you'd rather it didn't read your email at all. Works when your connection doesn't Captures made offline queue locally and sync once you're back. Nothing gets dropped. What it doesn't do Pocket doesn't track your browsing, collect analytics, or read pages you haven't asked it to. It reads the email you have open, not your inbox. It requests no access to your Google account. Everything it saves goes to your own Opsette account and nowhere else. Requires an Opsette account. Privacy policy: https://opsette.io/privacy/extension
Aug 11, 2026
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