Four quiet steps turn the things you read into a graph you can navigate. You only ever do the first one — the rest happens for you.
A bookmark is a dead end. A graph is a path back.
From any page, a single keystroke saves an article, a passage, a snippet of code, or an image — with its source kept intact.
An AI reads each clip, pulls a clean excerpt, and quietly tags the ideas inside it. Describe a collection in plain words and clips file themselves into it — you name the buckets, the sorting happens for you. Anything uncollected still lives in All.
The clip is linked to what it relates to, and every link comes with a plain-language reason. Variants of a theme settle into one hub instead of scattering. Disagree? Undo it in a click.
Pick a collection — or all of it — and read it four ways: wander the Graph, scan the List, put a question to Ask, or let Rediscover resurface what you’d forgotten. The scope follows you between tabs, and archived clips are just a filter on the List — never a place things get lost.
SnipGraph keeps the form of what you saved, so a passage still reads like a passage and code still reads like code.
Full pieces, kept readable with their source.
Highlight a few lines; we keep the context.
Snippets stay monospaced and intact.
Diagrams and screenshots, with their caption.
Drag in PDFs, Word docs, or Markdown — each becomes a node.
Add a thought; it becomes a node too.
You do the first step; SnipGraph does the rest. Free to start, no card.