Use case
Collect less. Compound more.
You consume a lot and reuse little. Courses, newsletters, and podcasts pile up in Read Later, highlights, and screenshots. CapturedIt turns those inputs into a library you can Just Ask — synthesis with sources, not another unread stack.
The Problem
The pricing insight was in a newsletter last month. The framework was in a course slide. The quote was in a podcast note. You remember it existed. You cannot find it when you need it.
The Solution
Capture clips and notes as you learn. Later, Just Ask: “What have I saved about pricing?” — answers cite the course, newsletter, or transcript you already saved.
How it works
Save the input once
Extension for newsletters and course pages, share sheet for podcast clips, voice or notes while you listen.
Let it compound
No forced folders. Capture as you go. The library gets more useful every week you keep saving.
Ask across what you learned
“What did that course say about pricing?” “Summarize what I saved about RAG eval.” Open the source and keep going.
Key features
Courses, newsletters, podcasts
Web pages, PDFs, clips, and voice — one askable library, not three apps.
Just Ask across sources
Natural-language answers that cite the capture — not a generic model recap.
Read Later that answers back
Save the piece. Ask it later. Stop rereading the pile to find one sentence.
Same library everywhere
Capture on phone while you commute; ask from desktop when you write.
Sample queries
Questions you can ask your library with AI (Pro+) or via ChatGPT/Claude (Vault):
“I stopped highlighting into a void. I ask the library instead of rereading the pile.”
FAQ
▶Is this a Read Later app?
▶How is this different from the students use case?
▶Do I need Pro to Just Ask across everything?
See also
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