Capture any page, from anywhere
Save pages in one click with the web clipper extension (Chrome, Brave, Arc, Orion, Vivaldi) or bookmarklet, from your phone with the iOS share sheet, or import your existing Chrome bookmarks wholesale.
Dexi meets you where you already read. The web clipper extension (Chrome, Brave, Arc, Orion and Vivaldi — or the bookmarklet, in any browser) saves the page you’re on — title, link, favicon and any text you’ve selected — with a keyboard shortcut or a right-click. On iPhone, a share-sheet shortcut posts pages straight from Safari or any app.
Already have years of bookmarks? Import your Chrome bookmarks in one step and they arrive with titles and favicons intact. Coming from Pocket? Upload the CSV or ZIP you exported before it shut down and your Pocket tags become Dexi tags. Every saved page becomes a note, which means it’s taggable, searchable — including semantically — and part of your knowledge graph like everything else.
Why it matters
Browser bookmarks are where links go to die: unsearchable beyond their titles, unorganized past the first month, trapped in one browser. Saving into Dexi instead means the page joins your actual thinking — you can tag it #competitive-analysis on the way in, find it later by what it was about, and see it connected to your notes on the same topic.
The capture cost is low enough that you’ll actually do it. One click, an optional note, done — no app-switching, no copy-pasting URLs into a document you’ll lose.
Who gets the most out of it
- Market and competitive researchers — Pricing pages, launch posts and job listings saved in the moment become a longitudinal record of a market.
- Designers and creative professionals — A tagged reference library of inspiration that’s searchable by concept, not buried in browser folders.
- Recruiters and talent teams — Profiles and portfolios captured from the phone between meetings, tagged by role and pipeline.
- Anyone switching from browser bookmarks — The Chrome import turns a decade of dead links into a searchable, taggable library in one step.
Example: A competitive researcher’s Tuesday morning
A competitor announced pricing changes overnight, and links are flying around Slack.
- On the competitor’s pricing page, you select the paragraph describing the new enterprise tier and hit the extension shortcut. The popup opens with the page and your selected text pre-filled; you add #competitor-acme #pricing and save without leaving the tab.
- Their CEO’s thread explaining the change: right-click, save to Dexi, same tags.
- On the train, an analyst’s take lands in your feed reader — you share it to Dexi from your phone with the iOS shortcut.
- That afternoon you open the #competitor-acme tag: today’s three saves sit alongside eight months of launch notes and your own analysis, ready to become a briefing.
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