A library tied to your account
Your saved collection is not published as a public library.
Save articles, PDFs, screenshots and notes. Read with focus, ask questions across your library, and discover how your ideas connect.
Unlimited saving and reading · No credit card requiredThis 54-second visual demo follows an example article about fusion from saving to reading and exploring its sources.
The demo illustrates the workflow. Imports depend on source availability; AI responses should be checked against their cited passages.







































One connected space for the things you find, the questions you ask, and the ideas you want to keep.
Keep public articles, documents and your own thoughts together.
Explore your library 02 / UNDERSTANDA focused reader, useful highlights, and explanations beside the text.
See the reading experience 03 / CONNECTExplore extracted concepts and follow connections back to their sources.
Explore connectionsBring your saved reading into the conversation. Ask across your collection, then follow the supporting passages to see where an answer came from.
How do attention and learning connect?
The sample sources connect attention to learning through questions. Notice a detail, turn it into a question, then revisit the passage with that question in mind.
Interactive sample · prepared answers, no live AI request.
“Paying attention starts with noticing a detail. A question gives you a reason to stay with it.”
Supporting passage · sample sourceSelect a node to explore its source. Filled nodes are concepts; outlined nodes are saved items.
A topic in one article can lead you to a thought in another. Explore your knowledge graph and inspect the source passages behind a connection.
Your saved article, its images, your highlights, and room to think. A focused reading experience, with help when you need it.

Short summaries and editable tags help everyone find their way back. Plus adds related reading and source-backed connections. Original source text stays separate from AI-generated summaries.
Attention starts with noticing. Asking a question gives you a reason to return to an idea and explore it more closely.
A personal library deserves a clear explanation of what is stored, how it is processed, and what you can control.
Read our privacy policyYour saved collection is not published as a public library.
Export your library from Settings, including saved content and derived knowledge.
Delete items or your account, and revoke a connected browser’s access.
Relevant content is sent to AI providers to deliver these features. The privacy policy explains the details.
No elaborate setup. No AI key. Create your account and save a public article or add your own note.
Sign up with Google or use the account form. Your library starts empty.
Automatic short summaries and tags help your library stay organized.
Compare Free, Plus and ProAutomatic summaries and tags are included in every plan.
Allowances reset monthly, including annual plans, without rollover. Existing transcripts do not use transcription minutes. Upload, storage and fair-use safeguards apply.
Public article links, your own notes, PDFs and screenshots. Supported image formats are PNG, JPEG and WebP. YouTube links, public podcast RSS episodes, Apple/Spotify episode links with a matching public feed, and audio uploads are supported within plan allowances. Some private or unsupported media links cannot be imported. WhatsApp capture and email forwarding are not available.
Article questions use the saved article. Ask your library retrieves relevant passages from your saved content and links supporting sources. Optional web search can use outside sources when you enable it. AI can make mistakes: check important claims against the original passages.
Your saved library is tied to your account and is not published as a public collection. Absolute Memory processes it using its hosting, storage and AI providers. This is a hosted service, not an end-to-end encrypted or entirely local library. The privacy policy explains those transfers and your controls.
Unlimited saving and reading, highlights, notes, manual tags, automatic short summaries and tags, and 10 AI explanations per month. Upload, storage and fair-use processing safeguards apply. No credit card required.
The Absolute Memory Chrome extension is available in the Chrome Web Store. Visit the Chrome extension page for its install link. The current store release saves URLs; the unpacked 0.2.0 preview adds loaded-page capture for testers who are comfortable installing it manually.
Save what interests you.
Come back with a question.