Export to Notion, Obsidian & More

Send the article you are reading to a connected service, open it in your notes app, or keep a portable file. Each option says whether it is a real connection or a manual handoff.

Your reading, your tools

Connected accounts use provider APIs and show their sync health in Settings. Obsidian, Roam, Markdown, and JSON remain explicit app-link or file exports, so you always know where the article is going.

Export to Notion

Connect Notion and choose a parent page or database in Settings. The first send creates a page with the article source, metadata, and text; sending the same article again updates that page. Without a connection, you can still download Notion-ready Markdown.

Export to Obsidian

Create a Markdown note with article metadata in YAML frontmatter and the available article text. Configure a vault and folder to open the note through Obsidian's app link, or keep the Markdown file yourself.

Export to Roam Research

Copy or download a block-based outline with the article title, source, author, publication date, and available text. It is a manual file format, not an account connection.

Markdown & JSON

The Markdown export gives you a portable document you can open anywhere. JSON preserves the structured article fields available to the export menu for custom workflows.

What gets exported

Depending on the destination, exports can include:

• — Article title, author, and source URL
• — Publication date, site name, and language
• — The article text available in the reader
• — Destination-specific metadata for clean re-import

Built for knowledge workers

Students, researchers, and analysts who need to retain and organize what they read. Connected sources keep saved reading visible in SMRY, while deliberate outbound actions put selected articles in the workspace where they belong.

Frequently asked questions