Find it once, not twice
Note the passage that matters while you read the paper, and the source URL stays attached to it.
Where research time actually goes
Finding, reading, finding again — we remove the last one
Write it where you found it
When a passage matters, note it in the panel beside the page instead of switching tabs.
Summarize the long ones first
When a page supports summaries, scan one first and read the passages you need yourself.
Split them by topic
Make a category per project or subject and file your notes into it.
The source comes along
Every note carries the page URL, so citing it later doesn't mean retracing your steps.
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Other ways people use the same tool
Tech Article Organizer
Note what a tech blog or newsletter actually concluded, with the original URL attached.
Online Learning
Write in the side panel while a lecture plays. The lecture URL stays with your note.
Browser Notes
Write what comes to mind in a side panel next to what you're reading. The page URL is saved with every note.
Take notes on your next search
Add it to Chrome and use it on the source you already have open.
Free to use