Uniclip
Clip pages and batch-capture web data to your tools
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Uniclip - Clip pages and batch-capture web data to your tools

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Uniclip is a browser side-panel workspace for turning web pages into reusable knowledge. Clip articles, screenshots, or selected elements; detect repeated list data; review and edit a local queue; then save to Notion, Feishu, Obsidian, Markdown, CSV, or JSON. Capture the web, on your terms.

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Horace, and today I'm launching Uniclip — a Chrome side-panel extension I built to solve my own daily pain: too many open tabs, copy-pasted content scattered across notes, and zero structure. **The problem:** Every day I research competitors, read docs, collect inspiration — and I waste time context-switching between browser and note apps, or lose clippings entirely. **What Uniclip does:** • Clip any page as clean text, a screenshot, or a selected element — right from the side panel, without leaving your reading flow • Detect repeated list patterns on a page and batch-capture them into a structured queue • Review and edit your local queue before committing • Export or sync directly to Notion, Feishu, Obsidian, Markdown, CSV, or JSON **Why it's different:** Everything — capture plans, queues, settings, history — lives in your browser storage. No account required. No cloud lock-in. It works offline and your data stays yours. I built this solo over several months, focusing on the workflow that actually fits how researchers, writers, and indie hackers browse the web. Would love your honest feedback — what integrations or capture modes would make this part of your daily workflow? 🙏

One thing I'd love to see is a way to set custom hotkeys for clipping different content types, like articles versus selected text. Right now everything feels a bit clunky when I'm in the flow of reading and want to grab something fast, and having keyboard shortcuts tailored to my workflow would make Uniclip feel way more seamless.

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 Thank you for your suggestion. We will add quick save and optional save features in the next version.

Love how the side-panel keeps your workflow visible without breaking the reading flow, and the queue preview before export feels like a thoughtful guardrail. Nice execution.

Love how the local queue keeps everything private before I push it anywhere. One thing that would make this a daily driver for me: a keyboard shortcut to clip selected text without needing to open the side panel first, so I can stay focused on reading.

Maker

 Thank you for your suggestion. We will add quick save and optional save features in the next version.