Clipps is a read-it-later tool for saving items from across the web and turning them into organized, usable records. It accepts TikToks, Reddit posts, articles, recipes, screenshots, voice memos, PDFs, and text from any app, then sorts each save into the right shelf and connects it to the next step a person might want to take.
Its workflow is built around saving, analysis, connection, and action. Clipps says AI extracts transcripts, topics, products, recipes, code, and action items, and that each save is paired with links for what comes next: watching the movie, cooking the recipe, buying the shoes, or grabbing the book. The examples on the site show recipe captures with full ingredient lists and step-by-step instructions, product identification from screenshots with brand, model, and colorway, and book mentions with title, author, year, and links to audiobook or print editions. Saved items are also searchable in plain English, including searches based on remembered fragments such as a recipe name or a book reference.
Clipps is available on iOS through the App Store, on the web, as a Chrome extension, in Android beta, and for Obsidian Desktop. The site also mentions use with AI assistants and says developers can query a library from Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients. It describes a CLI and MCP server installable via npm, and it includes a “How It Works” section that frames the product as something that helps content land in the right shelf with the links needed next.
The service is free to use and requires no credit card.
Clipps. Save anything. Know everything. sits in PulseGate's Read-it-later & curation category. It helps users save, organize, and extract actionable information from various types of content using AI. It is built as a consumer product for busy individuals and content collectors. Clipps. Save anything. Know everything. costs nothing to use. Clipps. Save anything. Know everything. is available on the web, iOS, and embeddable surfaces.
It is developed by MENDELEY K WELLS (United States), and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 7 catalogued features are save content, AI extraction, and organized shelves.
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