Learn to capture once.
Use everywhere.

A practical guide to CapturedIt Room: start a live session, add notes, drop photos and files, capture live captions, and Just Ask the hour later — without stopping the recording.

Live capture for lectures, critiques, all-hands, interviews, and long conversations — audio, slides, photos, links, and notes in one session. Then Just Ask with sources.

Screenshots of wish lists and “they said they wanted…” notes disappear in December. Keep gift ideas askable with CapturedIt.

Black Friday tabs and review rabbit holes do not help in the aisle. Save research once, then Just Ask which product won.

Boarding passes, hotels, and packing lists scatter across email and screenshots. Keep them in one library you can Just Ask on the road.

Photograph manuals and labels once. When family calls for a model number, Just Ask has the answer with the source photo.

Recipe tabs and screenshots fail mid-cook. Keep recipes askable — oven temps, ingredients, and steps — with CapturedIt Just Ask.

Stop scrolling lecture PDFs the night before. Capture notes once, then Just Ask what the syllabus or lecture said — with sources.

Your content stays yours. You choose when AI runs, what gets processed, and what stays private. A plain-language guide to AI processing and content security.

Step-by-step guide to add CapturedIt to Slack. Use /capturedit to search, save, and ask AI about your library from any channel.

Link Google Drive to CapturedIt in minutes. Export optional backup copies of library items to Drive — OAuth setup, export workflow, and troubleshooting.

Receive signed HTTP notifications when library items are created or updated. Step-by-step webhook setup, payload format, and signature verification.

Give Gemini access to your saved links, notes, and research via the Context Hub OpenAPI schema — setup in AI Studio or Gemini with API key auth.

Connect Copilot to your personal knowledge base with the Context Hub OpenAPI schema and API key — search saved research from Microsoft 365 workflows.

Link Dropbox to export optional backup copies of library items into a CapturedIt folder — OAuth setup, export workflow, and troubleshooting.

Link Microsoft OneDrive to export optional backup copies from your CapturedIt library — OAuth setup for M365 and personal accounts.

The Context Hub REST API lets you search, read, and write to your CapturedIt library programmatically — with scoped API keys and OpenAPI documentation.

Links, notes, screenshots, files, and voice memos in one searchable library. A practical workflow for people who capture across many apps and devices.

PKM is not about perfect folders — it is about capturing reliably and retrieving fast. Here is a workflow that works with AI, not against it.

Keyword search matches exact words. Semantic search understands meaning. Here is when each approach matters — and how CapturedIt uses both.

Step-by-step guide to exporting from Pocket and importing into CapturedIt with AI summaries and categories — before Mozilla shuts it down.

MCP is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to external data sources. Here is how it works and why it matters for your personal knowledge base.

Use the Context Hub API and MCP to give ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor access to your saved links, notes, and screenshots.

Pocket is gone. Here are the best read-it-later and bookmarking apps to switch to — and why CapturedIt is built for the AI era.

A second brain is an external system that captures, organizes, and resurfaces what you read, watch, and think. Here's how AI changes the game.

Forward links, attachments, and notes to save@inbound.capturedit.app — a universal capture inbox that works from email clients, automations, and mobile share sheets.

Give Cursor access to your saved links, notes, and docs through MCP — so your AI coding assistant can reference your research and decisions.

How to use the CapturedIt Chrome and Safari extensions to save links, selected text, and full pages — with AI processing on capture.

Search finds documents. Just Ask answers questions. Here is how natural-language queries work across your CapturedIt library — and when to use them.

OneDrive, iCloud, and Box store files. CapturedIt captures web research with AI search and Cursor MCP — the better tool for saving and finding what you learn.

Mozilla is shutting down Pocket. The read-it-later category is shrinking — and the replacement is not another queue of unread articles.

Export your Evernote notebooks, import into CapturedIt, and set up a faster capture library workflow — with honest notes on what transfers and what does not.

Dropbox syncs folders. CapturedIt captures web research with AI search and MCP — the better tool when you need to save fast and find by meaning, not path.

Screenshots pile up in your camera roll and disappear. Here is how to make them searchable text — and part of your AI-powered library.

Google Drive stores files in folders. CapturedIt captures links, notes, and screenshots with AI search and ChatGPT MCP — the better choice for saving and finding research.

Spoken notes disappear into your phone’s recorder. Here is how to turn voice memos into searchable, AI-processed knowledge in your library.

Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive store files. CapturedIt captures links, notes, and screenshots with AI search and ChatGPT MCP — the better tool for saving and finding what you learn.