Every save I made online was something I meant to do but never did. A recipe video, a tutorial, a book recommendation. Saved, then never used. Clipps turns it into context you or your AI agent can actually act on.

Share anything from any app: TikToks, articles, recipes, books, podcasts, screenshots. Clipps runs full transcription, OCR, and visual frame analysis to extract what matters. Cooking videos become recipes with buyable ingredients. Technical tutorials become ordered steps. Movies become streaming links. Books become free borrows on Libby. See it all at clippsapp.com/show.

Use Clipps from any surface. iOS share sheet, Android share menu, Chrome extension, the web app at https://app.clippsapp.com, an Obsidian plugin (via BRAT), or paste a URL anywhere. Your library syncs across all of them.

19 extraction modules ship by default. Recipe, movie, book, anime, tutorial, music, startup, sneakers, game, and more. Describe what you collect and Clipps drafts a module for you, or write one by hand. The Module Store is open for anyone to publish.

Brains are groups of saves, or a single save, that you can converse with directly. Make a cooking brain, a coding brain, a research brain. Ask any of them what they know.

Your library becomes exportable context for any AI. Connect via MCP and Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or Codex can search and act on what you've saved. Setup at clippsapp.com/mcp.

Unlike note tools that make you organize everything by hand, Clipps does the structuring automatically the moment you hit Share. Free to use. Bring your own AI key for unlimited scans.

Live at clippsapp.com. Web app at app.clippsapp.com. iOS in App Store. Chrome extension in Web Store. Obsidian plugin at clippsapp.com/obsidian (via BRAT). Android in Play Store internal testing.

What do you want from a save that you wish a tool understood in one share?

Clipps

Save anything. Get the links to actually use it.

Save anything. Get the links to actually use it.