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Clipwise

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Save any page to Notion

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Save any page to Notion

67 followers

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Chrome Extensions

Clipwise saves any web page to your Notion databases — the whole article, not half of it. No account, no login, no paywall. Fill in your database properties before saving, and it remembers your last one. Everything stays on your computer.

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Launch tags:Chrome Extensions•Productivity•Notion

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm a solo developer, and I built Clipwise because every Notion web clipper I tried wanted me to create an account and log in — and those logins kept breaking or syncing slowly, right when I just wanted to save something quickly. Clipwise takes that whole layer out. You connect it once with your own Notion integration (a single paste), and after that it just works. No account with me, no server, nothing leaves your computer except the page you choose to save — which goes straight to your own Notion. A few things I cared about: • It saves the whole article, not half of it — including code blocks and content some clippers miss. • You fill in your Notion properties (tags, status, source…) before saving, so the page lands finished instead of as an empty row. • It remembers your last database, so the second clip is basically one click. • If a page comes out empty, it tells you instead of silently saving nothing. It's completely free. I'd genuinely love your feedback — what's missing, what feels off, what you'd want next. I'm reading every comment today. Thanks for taking a look 🙏

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7d ago

@roan_steenstra_perez Filling out Notion properties before saving so it doesn't leave empty database rows is such a thoughtful feature! Plus, error alerts when a page turns up empty save so much time down the road.

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6h ago

Hunter

@tehreem_fatima5 Thank you, Tehreem! The empty-page warning actually came from reading reviews of other clippers — the most frustrating complaint was people discovering weeks later that a page they'd saved was empty. Better to know before you hit save.

Out of curiosity, what do you usually clip into Notion — articles, research, recipes?

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5h ago