05Browser Extension
Uniclip
Turn the pages you open into knowledge you can actually find later.
- Discipline
- Information design · Extension
- Platform
- Chrome · Edge
- Role
- Product, information architecture, interface and development
- Status
- Live · Chrome / Edge
Uniclip is a capture workbench in the browser side panel. It saves single articles, screenshots, and selections, and recognizes lists and tables, turning repeated web data into an editable local queue.
Visit live productThe hard part
Behind the surface problem there is usually a harder systems problem.
Article clipping and bulk structured capture look similar, but one centers on reading context while the other needs fields, queues, pagination, and failure recovery.
Key decisions / 03
What I chose — and what I chose not to do.
- 01
Two explicit modes — single page and batch — for two mental models.
- 02
Queues, rules, and history stay local to the browser by default.
- 03
Notion, Feishu, Obsidian, and local formats are equal outputs.
Design capabilities
A product is a network of decisions.
Information architectureResearch UXExtension designLocal-first
What exists now
No unverified growth numbers — only product capabilities that actually exist.
- Single articles, screenshots, selections, and repeated list capture.
- Export to Markdown, CSV, JSON, or send to your usual knowledge tools.
- Works without an account.
The value of an information tool is not grabbing more — it is keeping sources, fields, and downstream use clear.