LinkWise

Who it's for

Keep the open web next to the draft—without dumping every tab into notes.

Writers save more than they cite. LinkWise is the holding library: readable sources, keywords you confirm, Ask that points at a passage, then Markdown export when a source earns a place in the vault.

Not a writing app · export when the source is worth keeping

Research tabs → quotes you can defend

Capture widely. Promote narrowly. Cite only what you can reopen.

  1. 01

    Save while reporting

    One click from the article or video you might quote.

  2. 02

    Tag the angle

    Confirm two or three keywords you would search while drafting.

  3. 03

    Retrieve the line

    Keyword search is Free. Pro Ask should land on a cited span.

  4. 04

    Move keepers

    Export Markdown into Obsidian; leave the rest in the library.

Evidence, not another outline tool

The draft stays in your editor. LinkWise stores the web you drew from.

Capture without leaving the page
Capture without leaving the page
Ask the library with a source jump-back
Ask the library with a source jump-back
Export only what belongs in the vault
Export only what belongs in the vault

Stay in Notion or Docs for the manuscript

If you need a visual clipper and nested boards, Raindrop or Marqly may fit collecting. If you need chat over mixed personal files, that is a vault product. LinkWise is for URL-first evidence.

  • Fits: longform, newsletters, and posts built from many public URLs.
  • Fits: checking a paraphrase against the saved text.
  • Not for: collaborative drafting, grammar, or blocking a novel.

Paste a URL you would actually quote.

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