Clipr

About

Clipr is your personal notebook for the web. Save any text 
from any website in one click — automatically captured with 
source URL, date, and page title. No more messy copy-paste 
or forgotten tabs.

HOW IT WORKS:
1. Select any text on any webpage
2. Click the golden Save button that appears
3. Text is instantly saved with URL + date + time
4. Find it anytime in your personal Library

KEY FEATURES:

✂️ ONE-CLICK TEXT SAVING
Select any text on any website and save it instantly. 
A floating Save button appears near your selection — 
just one click and it's yours forever.

🔍 INSTANT SEARCH
Search through all your saved clips in seconds. 
Filter by keyword or date to find exactly what you need.

☁️ CLOUD SYNC
Sign in with Google or Email OTP and access your clips 
on any device, anywhere. Your notes follow you everywhere.

📱 OFFLINE MODE
No internet? No problem. Clipr saves locally first and 
syncs to the cloud when you're back online.

📄 PDF EXPORT
Export all your saved notes as a PDF file with one click. 
Perfect for sharing or archiving your research.

🔐 FLEXIBLE LOGIN
- Google Sign-in for instant access
- Email OTP for secure passwordless login
- Guest Mode — use without any account

⚡ QUICK SAVE
Manually type any note directly in the sidebar. 
Perfect for your own thoughts and ideas.

🖱️ RIGHT-CLICK SAVE
Right-click any selected text and choose 
"Save to Clipr" from the context menu.

WHO IS CLIPR FOR:
- Students saving research and study material
- Professionals collecting articles and references  
- Readers saving quotes and insights
- Researchers organizing web content
- Anyone who reads a lot online

WHY CLIPR:
Most people lose important information they find online. 
Bookmarks only save URLs. Notes apps require too many 
steps. Clipr bridges the gap — select, save, done. 
Every clip is automatically organized with its source, 
so you always know where it came from.

FREE TO USE. No subscription required.
Guest mode available — no account needed to get started.

"Clip anything. Remember everything."