PasteToMe is a browser extension for saving highlighted content from the web and sending it to email or a phone number, with a personal pastes library for items kept for later. It is described around the idea of not losing a paste, and it supports text, links, images, and uploaded documents. The same service also includes alerts for MLB, MLS, and the LA 2028 Olympics.
From a webpage, a user can highlight text and save it to the pastes library, right-click selected text to send it to a verified email address, or right-click a hyperlink to shorten, save, email, or text that URL. It also accepts images, videos, PDFs, and Office documents, and allows up to 20 files at once with a 150 MB total limit. The service supports two-way SMS when a phone number is added, letting text or images be sent back from a phone to a user’s pastes. Saved items can be filtered by source domain, type, or whether they were sent to email or phone.
PasteToMe’s alert features cover MLB game alerts, MLS match alerts, and LA 2028 Olympics alerts. MLB alerts can include pregame notices with pitchers, broadcast information, and final scores; MLS alerts can include kickoff times, broadcast info, and final scores; and Olympic alerts can be set by sport and specific session, with notices before each event starts. The site also says that theme preferences sync across the website and browser extension, and that weekly email and SMS usage can be monitored in the account page and extension popup.
The product is delivered as a browser extension, with the page specifically instructing users to install the Firefox extension. It says the extension is free, and the site title references Chrome and Firefox in its metadata. Users create an account, verify their email, and can optionally add a phone number to enable SMS features. The service is identified on the site as being provided by One Fathom LLC.
In the Read-it-later & curation space, PasteToMe takes a focused approach. It helps users quickly save and organize text, images, and files from the web for later access or sharing. It is built as a consumer product for web users who save and organize content. It is available for free. It ships for the web and embeddable surfaces.
PasteToMe first shipped in 2026. Among its 10 catalogued features are browser extension, text highlight capture, and file upload.
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