One shortcut.
Every surface.
Postclyp reads the DOM, strips the noise, and keeps the full content. Works on 12 platforms today — and any website via the ⌘S shortcut.
One click saves threads, videos, and articles from 12 platforms. AI sorts them into living clusters you can search, summarise, and act on.
Three quiet steps. No folders, no tags to maintain, no review sessions. The product does the archivist's job while you keep reading.
Hit save on any tweet, Reddit thread, YouTube video, PDF, or long essay. The extension pulls the full content — not a link.
Postclyp reads what you saved, extracts the signal, and drops it into the right cluster. No rules to write. New cluster if it doesn't fit.
Every week (or on demand), AI writes a readable briefing across each cluster. What's new, what contradicts, what's worth re-reading.
This is a staged preview — real clusters pull from your actual saves. Pick one on the left to see the auto-generated briefing and underlying items.
Three threads converge on memory as the bottleneck. Karpathy's talk aligns with @swyx's argument; the LocalLLaMA benchmark pushes back on open-model claims.
The kind of reader who has 347 open tabs, a Readwise export folder nobody opens, and three overlapping Notion databases.
Postclyp reads the DOM, strips the noise, and keeps the full content. Works on 12 platforms today — and any website via the ⌘S shortcut.
A summary of every cluster, what's new, what contradicts — in your inbox Monday.
Search “that thing about agent memory” and find it — even if those exact words aren't there.
Postclyp isn't a walled garden. Push clusters to Notion, Obsidian, Readwise, or plain Markdown. Your saves are yours.
Your saves are never used for model training. Extension only reads pages you explicitly save. No background collection.
Every important feature is in free. Pro unlocks unlimited clusters and AI briefings for power users.
One-click install. 30 seconds to your first save. Free forever.