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Clip what you read. The connections are made for you. SnipGraph turns the things you read into a knowledge graph — automatically. Highlight a passage or clip a whole page. That's your only job. SnipGraph saves it, reads it, and connects it to what you've saved before — with a plain-language reason for every connection, like "Both discuss how constraints improve creative output." No folders to choose, no tags to invent, no filing decisions at save time. HOW IT WORKS 1. Clip — select text on any page (or clip the full article) and click SnipGraph. Because clipping happens right in your browser, it works on pages that blockers and server-side tools can't reach — including articles you're logged in to read. 2. Connected — within seconds, SnipGraph finds related clips in your library and links them, each with a one-sentence explanation. If nothing is genuinely related, it says so rather than forcing a weak link. 3. Explore — open your Graph Library at app.snipgraph.ai to see everything you've saved as a living map. Ask questions in plain English and get answers drawn only from your own clips, with citations. A weekly Rediscover digest resurfaces one connection worth a second look — never the same one twice. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • Connections come with reasons, not just lines. Every link explains itself in one sentence. • Honest by design. No connection is invented to look smart. Undo is one click, and a deleted connection never comes back on its own. • Your graph is yours. Export everything as JSON anytime. Delete your account and it's actually gone. • Minimal permissions. The extension only touches a page when you click it — no browsing history, no background tracking, no access to sites you didn't clip from. FREE TO START The free plan includes 200 clips — enough to see your graph take shape. Pro adds unlimited clips and Ask, the question-answering view over your own library. Requires a free SnipGraph account (sign in with email or Google at snipgraph.ai).