Auto-capture articles as you browse, search with AI-powered semantic search, and export to NotebookLM for deeper analysis.
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updated 18 Aug 2025
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About Knowledge Auto-captured & AI Search
Meet your personal knowledge capture & AI search assistant"
Turn your reading into a searchable personal library with auto-capture, local storage, and AI-powered semantic search—perfect for students, researchers, and lifelong learners.
Key features:
1) Auto-capture webpages you read, or capture instantly with a keyboard shortcut.
2) Semantic Search powered by Google Vertex AI Search.
3) Keyword Search with advanced filters.
4) NotebookLM Integration for deep learning and enhanced semantic search.
Privacy & performance:
1) No account required; data stays local by default.
2) Minimal permissions—just enough to capture, store, and search content.
3) Fast retrieval for recent items, efficient archiving for older ones.
4) Automatic backfill if captures are missed.
Who it’s for:
1) Students – Build a study library from lectures and readings.
2) Researchers – Ask conceptual questions across your corpus.
3) Founders/product leads – Track market and technical content.
4) Writers/analysts – Capture and synthesize sources quickly.
Example Use Case:
You read about neural networks on Wikipedia. Later, you search “what is machine learning” using semantic search. Even without an exact keyword match, it still finds all relevant articles.
Install if you want to:
1) Build a lasting knowledge base as you browse.
2) Create your own “second brain.”
3) Integrate your knowledge base with semantic search, not just keywords.
4) Summarize and synthesize insights across saved sources.
5) Never forget what you’ve read.