Sparky for Chrome helps you save the things that matter—in the simplest way possible. — Save any link with one click. — Right-click to capture images or highlight text you want to keep. — Jot down quick notes without leaving your browser.
We built Sparky for Chrome to make it effortless to save the things that matter—links, highlights, ideas—right as they happen, while you're browsing.
But this is just the start.
✨ Sparky is your AI-powered Note Taker & Planner, designed to help you stay organized, think clearly, and grow over time.
With one click on Chrome, anything you capture is instantly synced to the Sparky mobile app, where Sparky helps you turn fragments into structure—summaries, todos, reflections, and insights.
Think of this extension as your “idea inbox”—fast capture here, smart organization and planning on mobile.
Would love to hear how you use it—and what you'd love to see next. 🚀
@liu_kexin Congrats on the launch! Sparky feels like the perfect bridge between quick capture and meaningful organization.
I love the “idea inbox” concept, and being able to grab highlights or links in the moment and then have AI help turn them into summaries, to-dos, and insights on mobile sounds incredibly useful. Excited to see how people build their workflows around this!
@liu_kexin Really like the “idea inbox” concept I'd like to know how it handles PDFs or long-form articles. Does it keep the original context when syncing to mobile?
@mohsinproduct Great question! PDF support is currently on our roadmap and we're planning to roll it out with our web platform. For long-form content, we're designed to maintain both your original notes and AI processing.
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Do you have plans to add support for Android or other browsers like Safari/Edge down the line?
Really like the “idea inbox” concept — snatching links and highlights instantly is exactly what I need for deep work. Quick question: can Sparky preserve the original webpage context (like metadata, timestamps, and full selection) when syncing to mobile so I can reference source details later?
The indea inbox concept makes sense - we constantly bookmark things during research but never actually revisit them because there's no structure. The cross-platform sync from Chrome to mobile is smart positioning. Most capture tools either work great on desktop or mobile, not both seamlessly.
What's interesting is the AI turning "fragments into structure." We generate tons of research notes, competitor insights, and random thoughts throughout the day. How does Sparky's AI actually decide what becomes a todo versus a reflection? Does it learn your patterns or use predefined rules?
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Sparky for Chrome makes saving the stuff that matters effortless one-click to save links, right-click to grab images or highlight text, and jot down notes without ever leaving your browser. It’s your memory, streamlined.
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Congrats on the launch! Is my data stored locally or on your servers? Privacy is important for browsing habits.
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YouMind
@liu_kexin Congrats on the launch! Sparky feels like the perfect bridge between quick capture and meaningful organization.
I love the “idea inbox” concept, and being able to grab highlights or links in the moment and then have AI help turn them into summaries, to-dos, and insights on mobile sounds incredibly useful. Excited to see how people build their workflows around this!
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@leah_leee Thanks for the support! 🤘
PicWish
@liu_kexin Really like the “idea inbox” concept
I'd like to know how it handles PDFs or long-form articles. Does it keep the original context when syncing to mobile?
Sparky
@mohsinproduct Great question! PDF support is currently on our roadmap and we're planning to roll it out with our web platform. For long-form content, we're designed to maintain both your original notes and AI processing.
Sparky
@finley_carter Yes, Android is on our roadmap!
YouMind
Really like the “idea inbox” concept — snatching links and highlights instantly is exactly what I need for deep work. Quick question: can Sparky preserve the original webpage context (like metadata, timestamps, and full selection) when syncing to mobile so I can reference source details later?
YouMind
Nice work! handy for keeping ideas from slipping away. Good luck on the launch!
Scrumball
The indea inbox concept makes sense - we constantly bookmark things during research but never actually revisit them because there's no structure. The cross-platform sync from Chrome to mobile is smart positioning. Most capture tools either work great on desktop or mobile, not both seamlessly.
What's interesting is the AI turning "fragments into structure." We generate tons of research notes, competitor insights, and random thoughts throughout the day. How does Sparky's AI actually decide what becomes a todo versus a reflection? Does it learn your patterns or use predefined rules?
Sparky for Chrome makes saving the stuff that matters effortless one-click to save links, right-click to grab images or highlight text, and jot down notes without ever leaving your browser. It’s your memory, streamlined.
Congrats on the launch! Is my data stored locally or on your servers? Privacy is important for browsing habits.