Capture Web Content

remio is the first tool that can securely records almost everything you ever accessed on the web, automatically, without one-single click.

This guide explains how remio identifies, filters, records, and structures web content, and how you can interact with your captured information.

Why Auto-Capture is Important

We acquire a vast amount of information from the web daily, but this information is often forgotten soon after viewing. When needed, we frequently spend significant time re-locating it. Many information sources offer only basic keyword search, and do not intelligently surface content you've previously viewed, meaning you might have to navigate to the fifth page of search results again.

remio offers a different approach. It automatically saves almost all the information you've accessed with high quality. When you need it, you can quickly retrieve it via keywords or AI Q&A. Content you've viewed is always prioritized, eliminating the time-consuming and frustrating process of searching for something you've already seen. remio frees you from the burden of manually saving materials.

Using Auto-Capture

To begin, enable the Auto Capture option in your browser extension's "Settings."

Once enabled, remio will automatically parse and save the main content of article-like web pages you open. You will see a prompt confirming that the page has been successfully saved.

• Where can I find my saved Web content?In the remio desktop application, click All from the left panel, then filter by Resource to view them. You can also find saved pages using the Search or Ask functions.

• How can I confirm the current page has been saved?

  Check the remio floating toolbar on the right side of your browser; if a green checkmark (✅) appears, it has been successfully saved.

  
  

• How does remio intelligently filter?

  remio has built-in intelligent rules to save only valuable pages, keeping your knowledge base organized. Meaningless pages such as login, signup, settings, search boxes, indexes, dashboards, etc., as well as pages with harmful or sensitive material, are automatically excluded.

  
  

• How can I remove a saved page?

  If you believe the current page is not suitable for saving, you can click the green checkmark (✅) on the floating toolbar to remove it from remio.

  
  

• How can I prevent specific web pages or websites from being auto-captured?

  In the browser extension's Settings page, add the URLs of web pages or websites you don't want remio to save automatically to the Blacklist. You can use the * wildcard for prefix or suffix matching. Additionally, when you manually remove a saved page, its URL will be automatically added to the blacklist.

Other Supported Content Types

• Online Documents: remio directly captures online documents opened in your browser (e.g., Google Docs), transforming them into searchable resources while retaining their original structure. We are continuously optimizing support for other popular platforms.

• AI Conversations (LLM Chats): remio can capture content from web-based AI conversations (e.g., ChatGPT), transforming these ephemeral dialogues into permanent, searchable notes within your local knowledge base. This ensures that valuable insights generated by AI interactions are preserved and utilized.

• YouTube Videos: remio automatically saves the subtitle files of YouTube videos. You can also quickly save the current video frame by clicking the remio icon below the video.

Using Highlighter and Web Page Comments

You can use the browser extension to highlight important sections of a web page and add comments to selected text. All highlights and comments will be saved as Memo within remio.

• Highlighting and Comments: Select text on any webpage; remio will automatically capture it and create a new note. All highlights and comments from the same page will be consolidated into a single note associated with that page's URL, keeping information organized. Your written comments will appear directly below the highlighted text.

• Saving Images: Hover your mouse over an image on the webpage. A small "capture" button will appear at the top right corner of the image. Click this button to save the image to the note associated with the current page.

• Where can I find my highlight notes? You can find these notes in the All pages saved as Memo type.