Web Clipper
Capture web content directly into your knowledge graph with a browser extension. Articles, passages, annotated extracts — everything lands in your inbox, ready to be processed into your graph.
Installing the extension
Go to the Relinkia extension page in your browser's extension store.
Click Install and confirm.
Click the Relinkia icon in your browser toolbar and sign in.
The extension is ready. Open any page and clip.
Three capture modes
When you open the clipper on a page, you choose how much of it to capture.
Full page
Captures the entire article or page content — title, author, and body text. Use this for sources you want to reference fully.
Selection
Highlight a specific passage before clipping. Only the selected text is captured, along with a link back to the source page. Use this when only one paragraph matters.
Annotated
Capture a selection and add your own note before sending to Relinkia. Use this when you want to record not just what you read, but what it meant to you at that moment.
From inbox to graph
Every clip lands in your Relinkia inbox — not immediately in the graph. This is intentional: captured content is raw. It has not yet been thought through.
When you process an inbox item, you read it with attention, assign a note type (usually Literature for web content), and optionally add your own observations. That moment of processing is when the clip enters your graph and becomes part of your thinking — not when you clip it.
Clip generously, process selectively. Not everything you clip will make it into the graph — and that is fine. The clipper makes capture effortless. The inbox makes triage deliberate.