Saturn

Save pages, passages and pictures to Saturn — straight from your browser to your notes on this Mac.

Save anything you find on the web to Saturn, the notes app for Mac, in one click. Requires Saturn for Mac (saturnnotes.com). • Already saved. Click the Saturn button or press ⇧⌘S and the page is in your notes, as a card with its picture and title. Add a thought, pick a space or add tags while the popup is open; every change saves as you go. Undo is one click. • Quotes that link back. Select a passage first and it’s saved as a quote, with formatting and links intact. Its link opens the page scrolled to that exact spot. • The whole article. Flip one switch to keep the page’s readable text as Markdown, including headings, lists, code and math. • Right-click anything. Save a page, link, selection or image without leaving the page. A small card confirms where it went and lets you move it. • Filed where it belongs. Pages go wherever you usually keep that site’s pages, or always to one place you choose. • Never saved twice. Open it on a page you saved last month and it shows you that note, wherever it lives. • Private by design. It talks only to Saturn on your Mac: no server, no account, and it never reads a page until you save it. A page with no picture of its own can get a screenshot of what you were looking at, but never on a page asking for a password or card details, and never in a private window. You can turn that off in Options. Your notes are plain Markdown files in a folder you own, synced with iCloud Drive.