Private by design · Built for Google Drive

Save the web to your Drive — reliably.

Capture clean articles, selected text, or useful links as Markdown. ClipRoute processes them locally and sends them directly to a folder in your Google Drive.

  • No account with us
  • No analytics or ads
  • Your Drive, your files
ACTIVE PAGEResearch habits that survive busy weeksexample.com · 8 min read
Processed locally
YOUR GOOGLE DRIVEResearch habits.md
Saved

Capture what matters

One shortcut, three useful outcomes.

01

Clean article

Keep the readable story, its source, and the date—without navigation or page clutter.

02

Selection

Save exactly the passage you highlighted, with enough context to find the source again.

03

Link only

Turn a useful URL into a concise Markdown bookmark when the page itself is not the note.

A short, inspectable route

From browser tab to user-owned file.

ClipRoute has no developer-owned content server. The extension does the preparation in your browser and talks to Google Drive directly.

  1. 1
    You choose what to save

    Page access begins only after a user-initiated click.

  2. 2
    ClipRoute prepares Markdown locally

    Scripts and page controls are removed before the capture enters the local retry queue.

  3. 3
    Google Drive receives the file

    The narrow drive.file permission covers files and folders ClipRoute creates.

Built for interrupted days

A failed upload is not a lost capture.

Temporary network problem? ClipRoute saves the prepared Markdown in a local retry queue, tries again later, and gives you controls to retry or delete it.

Read the save and retry guide →

A deliberately small data surface

Useful without building a profile of you.

No analytics, ads, or sale of personal data. No developer-owned content server. Chrome manages the OAuth token; Google Drive stores the files.

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