Annotated

Annotated turns the entire web into a place you can quote, react to, and discuss — without ripping content from its source. Highlight a passage from an article, scrub a 90-second clip from a YouTube video, or grab a snippet from any audio or video on the page. Add your commentary in text or as a voice memo. Publish it to your profile and a public social feed where the original source is always one click away. How it works Open the Annotated side panel on any web page. The extension automatically detects what's on the page — an article, a podcast, a YouTube video, or anything you've highlighted. Trim the clip, write your take (or record audio commentary), and publish. Every annotation gets a permalink with the clip embedded next to your commentary, your handle, and a back-link to the original source. Built for the open web 90-second video and audio clips with start/end timestamp scrubbing YouTube embeds play at the exact range you clipped Article text excerpts capped at 100 words to stay within fair use Auto-generated transcripts on every clip (YouTube captions or AI transcription) One-tap "additional context" powered by Grok for any annotation DMCA-style "File a claim" flow that lets rights-holders dispute content A real social feed For You, Following, and Bookmarks tabs Trending topics and suggested people to follow Likes, comments, follows, profile pages Live notifications for replies, follows, and claims Sign in with Google or X. Annotated stores only what you choose to publish — your browsing stays your own. Annotated is for people who quote things on the internet for a living, and for everyone else who's tired of screenshotting tweets. Clip the source, share your take, link back to the truth.