Glasp is a sophisticated yet intuitive web and PDF highlighter that brings intelligence and community to reading, note-taking and knowledge management. As you browse or upload content, you can highlight text, images or video, annotate your thoughts and instantly draw deeper meaning through AI-driven summaries, topic extraction and personalised insights. The tool supports content from YouTube, Kindle, web articles and PDFs, and exports seamlessly to your favourite note-taking or research applications. Users also access a social feed of other people’s highlights and learning, enabling discovery of fresh ideas, perspectives and community engagement. Whether you’re doing academic research, writing content, tracking insights from videos or building a knowledge repository for long-term use, Glasp unifies reading, summarising and sharing into a single smart workflow.

Key Features

• Highlight text, images or video content directly in the browser with annotation and tagging.

• One-click AI summary of a webpage, PDF or YouTube video based on your highlights & notes.

• Export your highlights and summaries to Notion, Obsidian, Roam Research, Markdown, JSON or HTML.

• Build your own AI-clone of learning by training on your highlighted content for personalised suggestions.

• Discover other users’ highlights and insights in a social learning feed to expand your knowledge.

• Audio transcription, video summarisation and cross-format support for enhanced content capture.

Industries

• Education & E-Learning

• Research & Academia

• Content Creation & Social Media

• Publishing & Writing

• Knowledge Management & Personal Productivity

• Corporate Training & Learning Organisations

Glasp empowers learners, creators and professionals to convert their reading, listening or viewing habits into structured, meaningful knowledge and community-driven insight. You can highlight key passages in an article, annotate your thoughts, and instantly generate an AI-driven summary that captures the essence of the content. For example a graduate student reviewing literature can highlight relevant sections of multiple PDF papers, then export her organised highlights to Obsidian and share them publicly on Glasp for peer feedback. Or a content creator watches a YouTube video, uses Glasp’s summarisation to extract key points, and transforms that into a script for a new blog post. By harnessing the social feed, you also discover what others are learning, follow subject matter experts and build your own curated learning journey. Glasp turns fragmented reading into purpose-driven exploration, makes notes searchable and shareable, and fosters ongoing learning in a connected community.