Poneglyph — Web Article to Medium Publisher

Publish technical articles to Medium in 1 click with preserved code, images, and canonical links. Zero-API, privacy-first.

Move a technical article from the page you are reading into a Medium draft in one click. Poneglyph keeps the parts that are tedious to rebuild by hand: the title, headings, paragraphs, links, code blocks, images, captions, tables, and up to five article topics. How it works 1. Open a technical article in Chrome. 2. Click the Poneglyph toolbar icon and review the detected title, source URL, and topics. 3. Choose Send to Medium. 4. Review the formatted draft in your existing Medium session, add or copy topics, and publish only when you are ready. Built for technical publishing - Preserves code blocks, indentation, headings, lists, quotes, links, images, and captions. - Converts HTML tables into readable monospace tables for Medium. - Adds a visible source attribution link to the end of the draft. - Detects article topics and provides a one-click copy helper for Medium's topic field. - Works with RayLabs articles and other technical blogs using the active-tab workflow. - Runs without a Poneglyph backend, API key, telemetry, or advertising. - Never clicks Medium's final Publish button for you. Permissions and privacy Poneglyph reads the active page only after you choose the extension action. It processes the article in the browser, then inserts the result into `medium.com` using your existing authenticated session. Article content is not sent to a RayLabs server or stored in a Poneglyph cloud service. The extension stores only the local Include related stories preference. Topic copying happens only when you click a copy control. Poneglyph does not read passwords, cookies, account credentials, or unrelated tabs. Medium receives the draft because that transfer is the extension's single user-facing purpose. See the privacy policy for the complete data-handling disclosure.