Okapi

Save highlights from any page as you read, then search and revise them later with on-device AI.

Okapi keeps the best parts of what you read. Select any text on any web page and a small Save button appears. One click and the passage is saved, along with the page title and link, so you can always find where it came from. Add tags as you save, or later. When you come back to the page, your saved text is highlighted again. WHY YOU'LL USE IT • Stop losing good ideas. No more bookmark pile, copy-paste into notes, or tabs left open "for later". • Find anything in seconds. Search across everything you've saved, filter by tag or website, and sort how you like. • Revise faster. Press Summarize on any page to get its key points as a short bulleted list, written on your own device by Chrome's built-in AI. • Keep it organised without effort. Highlights are grouped by website and page automatically, like a notebook that fills itself. WHAT YOU GET • Save from any page: a floating Save button, with tag suggestions from tags you already use. • Quick notes: type or paste text from the toolbar popup, even where selection doesn't work. • Code stays code: lists, headings and code blocks keep their structure, with a Copy code button. • Your library: a full page to browse, search, favourite and edit everything you've saved, in card, list or reading view. • Export what you've saved: PDF, Word (.docx), plain text, or a JSON backup you can import again. • Ten colour themes, named after animals, plus light and dark. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything is stored on your computer, in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server. • No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no ads, no tracking. • Summaries run on your device using Chrome's built-in AI. Your highlights and the pages you read never leave your browser. • Delete a single highlight, a whole page, or everything at any time. GOOD TO KNOW • Summaries need a recent desktop version of Chrome with built-in AI. The first use may download a small model, and Okapi asks before that happens. If your browser doesn't support it, everything else keeps working. • To summarize a page, Okapi opens it for a moment in a background tab, reads its text, and closes the tab. This happens only when you press Summarize. • Okapi needs access to the pages you visit so it can show the Save button and re-highlight your saved text. It never sends page content anywhere. Questions or ideas? Email okapi.support@gmail.com or visit okapi.in.