LinkWise

Who it's for

A retrieval layer for research sources—not another notes app.

Literature lives in PDFs, talks, and tabs. LinkWise keeps the public URLs you chose to save readable and citable, then hands selected notes to Obsidian. It does not replace Zotero, EndNote, or your own writing.

Public pages and videos with captions · not a PDF library

Source → evidence → vault

Use LinkWise to capture and retrieve; keep formal citation and drafting elsewhere.

  1. 01

    Capture

    Save the article, lecture, or method page while you browse.

  2. 02

    Confirm

    Keep keywords around the question, method, or project—not every AI suggestion.

  3. 03

    Verify

    Re-read the body or transcript. Pro Ask must cite a passage you own.

  4. 04

    Export

    Send selected Markdown into Obsidian. Sync is not in 1.0.

What the product actually shows

Capture, cited Ask, and portable export—not a fake second brain.

Save a public source into one library
Save a public source into one library
Ask with citations back to the passage
Ask with citations back to the passage
Export Markdown you can keep in a vault
Export Markdown you can keep in a vault

When this is the wrong tool

Stay in a reference manager for formatted bibliographies. Stay in Obsidian for arguments you write. LinkWise is the web-source inbox and retrieval layer between them.

  • Fits: recovering a method page or talk you saved weeks ago.
  • Fits: checking a claim against the stored text before you cite it.
  • Not for: storing every PDF, paywalled campus dump, or team shared drive.

Test with a real source.

Preview one paper or lecture URL on /try before you migrate anything.