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Save anything from the web in one click. Find it later just by asking. Your second memory, in your browser. Save anything from the web in one click. Find it later by asking in plain English. Everie is a second memory that lives where you already work — your browser, your Telegram, and the web. This extension is the browser part. How it works ———————————— 1. Highlight any text on a page. 2. Right-click → Save to Everie. 3. That's it. The page URL, title, and your highlight are saved to your Everie memory. Later, open Everie on the web and ask in plain English: "What was that article about retention I saved last week?" "Show me everything I highlighted about onboarding." AI does the boring part — cleans the text from page noise, generates a summary, extracts links. The memory is yours. What I built this for ————————————————————— I got tired of losing things in my own bookmarks, saved messages, and a folder in Apple Notes I haven't opened in months. Notion and Obsidian are great for long-term knowledge bases — they're bad at "I'll figure this out later, just remember it for me." Everie is the layer before those tools. Capture without thinking. Recall by asking. What this extension does today —————————————————————————————— - Save highlighted text from any page via right-click - Auto-capture the page URL - Notification when a save is successful - Works with your Everie account (free signup at everie.app) What's not here yet (being honest) —————————————————————————————————— - Image and PDF capture — text only in MVP - Auto-tagging — you can add up to 7 manual tags per save Privacy ——————— Everything you save is private by default. No public feeds, no sharing, no "social PKM." Your memory, your call. Pricing ——————— Free while in beta. No limits, no paywall. Anything you save now stays accessible. Who's behind this ————————————————— One person — hi, I'm Evgenii. I built Everie because I needed it. If something breaks, email me: everie.app@gmail.com
May 7, 2026
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