Capture articles, highlights, and notes to Notion. Fast.
Flylighter is a Notion web clipper focused on speed and flexibility. Capture any web data, auto-fill database properties, and work at the speed of thought.
Flylighter is a Notion web clipper focused on speed and flexibility. Capture any web data, auto-fill database properties, and work at the speed of thought.
Browser extension
Capture links, articles, highlights, and more.
Notion
See all your captures, formatted perfectly.
collegeinfogeek.com/how-to-improve-memory/
How to Improve Your Memory: A Comprehensive, Science-Backed Guide
How powerful is your memory?
Your brain has more than a trillion synapses, which is equivalent to a 2.5 million gigabytes (2.5 petabytes) of memory storage. That’s enough to hold three million hours of TV shows. As powerful as human memory is, most of us would like to get better at remembering.
That’s why I created this ultimate guide to improving your memory. It’s loaded with science-backed insights into how memories are formed, memorization techniques, nutrition, and more.
How Memory Works
Before we dive into specific memory improvement strategies, it’s important to understand how memories are formed in the first place. Just like a mechanic understands how a car functions before tuning it up, you should understand how your memory functions before you start shoveling information into your brain.
The brain has three types of memory processes:
- Sensory Register
- Short-Term Memory
- Long-Term Memory
1. Sensory Register
When you take in information through your senses, the brain holds it for no longer than a few seconds, if that.
Imagine yourself taking a walk through a city: you might see various buildings, smell the air, and feel a breeze, but very little of this information makes its way into your memory.
However, if you encounter a specific person and converse with them, your brain could deem this input as important and therefore enter it into your sensory register.
Browser extension
Capture links, articles, highlights, and more.
Notion
See all your captures, formatted perfectly.
collegeinfogeek.com/how-to-improve-memory/
How to Improve Your Memory: A Comprehensive, Science-Backed Guide
How powerful is your memory?
Your brain has more than a trillion synapses, which is equivalent to a 2.5 million gigabytes (2.5 petabytes) of memory storage. That’s enough to hold three million hours of TV shows. As powerful as human memory is, most of us would like to get better at remembering.
How Memory Works
Before we dive into specific memory improvement strategies, it’s important to understand how memories are formed in the first place. Just like a mechanic understands how a car functions before tuning it up, you should understand how your memory functions before you start shoveling information into your brain.
The brain has three types of memory processes:
- Sensory Register
- Short-Term Memory
- Long-Term Memory
1. Sensory Register
When you take in information through your senses, the brain holds it for no longer than a few seconds, if that.
Imagine yourself taking a walk through a city: you might see various buildings, smell the air, and feel a breeze, but very little of this information makes its way into your memory.
However, if you encounter a specific person and converse with them, your brain could deem this input as important and therefore enter it into your sensory register.
Browser extension
Capture links, articles, highlights, and more.
Notion
See all your captures, formatted perfectly.
collegeinfogeek.com/how-to-improve-memory/
How to Improve Your Memory: A Comprehensive, Science-Backed Guide
How powerful is your memory?
Your brain has more than a trillion synapses, which is equivalent to a 2.5 million gigabytes (2.5 petabytes) of memory storage. That’s enough to hold three million hours of TV shows. As powerful as human memory is, most of us would like to get better at remembering.
How Memory Works
Before we dive into specific memory improvement strategies, it’s important to understand how memories are formed in the first place. Just like a mechanic understands how a car functions before tuning it up, you should understand how your memory functions before you start shoveling information into your brain.
The brain has three types of memory processes:
- Sensory Register
- Short-Term Memory
- Long-Term Memory
1. Sensory Register
When you take in information through your senses, the brain holds it for no longer than a few seconds, if that.
Imagine yourself taking a walk through a city: you might see various buildings, smell the air, and feel a breeze, but very little of this information makes its way into your memory.
However, if you encounter a specific person and converse with them, your brain could deem this input as important and therefore enter it into your sensory register.
Browser extension
Capture links, articles, highlights, and more.
Notion
See all your captures, formatted perfectly.
collegeinfogeek.com/how-to-improve-memory/
How to Improve Your Memory: A Comprehensive, Science-Backed Guide
How Memory Works
Before we dive into specific memory improvement strategies, it’s important to understand how memories are formed in the first place. Just like a mechanic understands how a car functions before tuning it up, you should understand how your memory functions before you start shoveling information into your brain.
The brain has three types of memory processes:
- Sensory Register
- Short-Term Memory
- Long-Term Memory
1. Sensory Register
When you take in information through your senses, the brain holds it for no longer than a few seconds, if that.
Imagine yourself taking a walk through a city: you might see various buildings, smell the air, and feel a breeze, but very little of this information makes its way into your memory.
However, if you encounter a specific person and converse with them, your brain could deem this input as important and therefore enter it into your sensory register.
A better capture tool for your Second Brain.
A better capture tool for your Second Brain.
You already have Notion. You don’t need a separate app to store bookmarks.
Flylighter simply gives you a better way to capture anything to the system you’ve already built – to your bookmarks, task list, CRM, or anything else.
You already have Notion. You don’t need a separate app to store bookmarks.
Flylighter simply gives you a better way to capture anything to the system you’ve already built – to your bookmarks, task list, CRM, or anything else.
Bookmarks
Save articles and resources to Notion with any database properties you want. Auto-fill properties to capture even faster.
Bookmarks
Save articles and resources to Notion with any database properties you want. Auto-fill properties to capture even faster.
Bookmarks
Save articles and resources to Notion with any database properties you want. Auto-fill properties to capture even faster.
Bookmarks
Save articles and resources to Notion with any database properties you want. Auto-fill properties to capture even faster.
Bookmarks
Save articles and resources to Notion with any database properties you want. Auto-fill properties to capture even faster.
Highlights
YouTube Timestamps
Bookmarks
Save articles and resources to Notion with any database properties you want. Auto-fill properties to capture even faster.
Highlights
YouTube Timestamps
Video Demo
Video Demo
Want to see more of what Flylighter can do? Check out our 6-minute video demo to see how you can create highlights, enable Instant Capture, and more.
Want to see more of what Flylighter can do? Check out our 6-minute video demo to see how you can create highlights, enable Instant Capture, and more.
Create read-later lists, swipe files, task lists, and more
Create read-later lists, swipe files, task lists, and more
Swipe Files
Collect and reference great YouTube thumbnails, UI references, and anything else that inspires you.
Read-It-Later Lists
Easily save articles, videos, apps, and other resources you want to check out later.
Highlights and Annotations
Clip blocks of text, images, tables, videos, and more. Add annotations to record your own thoughts.
Swipe Files
Collect and reference great YouTube thumbnails, UI references, and anything else that inspires you.
Collect and reference great YouTube thumbnails, UI references, and anything else that inspires you.
Read-It-Later Lists
Easily save articles, videos, apps, and other resources you want to check out later.
Easily save articles, videos, apps, and other resources you want to check out later.
Highlights and Annotations
Clip blocks of text, images, tables, videos, and more. Add annotations to record your own thoughts.
Clip blocks of text, images, tables, videos, and more. Add annotations to record your own thoughts.
Swipe Files
Collect and reference great YouTube thumbnails, UI references, and anything else that inspires you.
Read-It-Later Lists
Highlights and Annotations
Fast, flexible, and feature-packed.
Fast, flexible, and feature-packed.
Unlimited Captures
Save an unlimited number of resources – for free.
Unlimited Captures
Save an unlimited number of resources – for free.
Unlimited Captures
Save an unlimited number of resources – for free.
Unlimited Captures
Save an unlimited number of resources – for free.
Full-Article Capture
Easily save full articles to Notion for reading later.
Full-Article Capture
Easily save full articles to Notion for reading later.
Full-Article Capture
Easily save full articles to Notion for reading later.
Full-Article Capture
Easily save full articles to Notion for reading later.
Instant Capture
Set any Flow to save resources to Notion in 1 click.
Instant Capture
Set any Flow to save resources to Notion in 1 click.
Instant Capture
Set any Flow to save resources to Notion in 1 click.
Instant Capture
Set any Flow to save resources to Notion in 1 click.
Capture History
See pages you've captured before and append to them.
Capture History
See pages you've captured before and append to them.
Capture History
See pages you've captured before and append to them.
Capture History
See pages you've captured before and append to them.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Set a custom keyboard shortcut for each Flow.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Set a custom keyboard shortcut for each Flow.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Set a custom keyboard shortcut for each Flow.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Set a custom keyboard shortcut for each Flow.
YouTube Timestamps
Take notes on YouTube videos with clickable timestamps.
YouTube Timestamps
Take notes on YouTube videos with clickable timestamps.
YouTube Timestamps
Take notes on YouTube videos with clickable timestamps.
YouTube Timestamps
Take notes on YouTube videos with clickable timestamps.
Unlimited Flows
Created as many Flows as you want – again, for free!
Unlimited Flows
Created as many Flows as you want – again, for free!
Unlimited Flows
Created as many Flows as you want – again, for free!
Unlimited Flows
Created as many Flows as you want – again, for free!
Auto-Fill Anything
Auto-magically fill properties with dynamic web data.
Auto-Fill Anything
Auto-magically fill properties with dynamic web data.
Auto-Fill Anything
Auto-magically fill properties with dynamic web data.
Auto-Fill Anything
Auto-magically fill properties with dynamic web data.
Element Selector
Point and click to capture any number of HTML elements.
Element Selector
Point and click to capture any number of HTML elements.
Element Selector
Point and click to capture any number of HTML elements.
Element Selector
Point and click to capture any number of HTML elements.
This is the capture tool for @NotionHQ we’ve needed for years. It’s so beautifully designed and plays so nicely with Notion. Light years ahead of other clipper apps.
Benjamin Borowski
Co-founder, Notion Mastery
Built by Notion Nerds
Flylighter is built by a small team of Notion nerds, including Eli Wimmer (creator of Notion Style Tweaks) and Thomas Frank (the most-followed Notion expert).
Frequently Asked Questions
What browsers does Flylighter support?
Our browser extension currently supports Chromium-based web browsers.
That includes Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Arc, and Opera. Any other browser that supports Chrome extensions should work, too.
Firefox and Safari support are planned as future releases.
Do you have mobile apps?
We’ll have them very soon for Flylighter Pro subscribers. iOS first, then Android.
All of your Flows will sync between desktop and mobile devices, which will make Flylighter one of the most powerful mobile information-capture apps on the market.
We’re just getting started with mobile, too. In the future we’ll have speech-to-text, AI summarization, and more features tailor-made for instant idea-capture.
What is a Flow?
Flows are forms you use to capture web pages, bookmarks, highlights, and more to Notion.
Each Flow has a destination – either a Notion database or a page.
When you capture to a database, you can set its property values with options from Notion (e.g. Select/Status values) or dynamic web data (e.g. the page's Title or URL).
You can also set Flows to Instant Capture, set keyboard shortcuts to launch them, set them to open immediately to the Content Editor for highlighting and note-taking, and more.
How is Flylighter different from other Notion web clippers?
The biggest answer to this question is that we've painstakingly built Flylighter's foundations to be as modular as possible.
The goal isn't to build a simple Notion web clipper – it's to build the ultimate idea capture tool that enables you to control the destination of your data.
We've built our own custom web data parser and data transformation algorithms. This means we'll soon be able to add additional input, output, and transformation capabilities to the app – e.g. voice capture, AI summarization, Zapier/Pipedream integrations, and more.
Our custom web parser is also under heavy active development, and it already does a better job at capturing and rendering relevant web content in Notion.
Other Notion web clippers use older, less-maintained web parser tools that capture a lot of irrelevant data from web pages.
Some of them also don't use the Notion API; instead, they use your logged-in Notion session to act as you when creating new pages.
This can present a security issue; if you want to limit their access in your browser, they'll break.
Flylighter uses the official Notion API for all captures, meaning you can limit its access (e.g. requiring the extension to be clicked) and it'll still work.
Is my data private?
Yes. Flylighter runs entirely in your browser and uses your browser’s secure local extension storage.
You can also set the extension to require a click before it can access data on the current page (through Site Access settings).
Flylighter is also more secure than other Notion web clippers that don’t use the official Notion API. Some other Notion web clippers make changes in your Notion workspace using your active session token in your browser. Flylighter doesn't do this; it uses the official Notion API and takes actions as an official integration.
What browsers does Flylighter support?
Our browser extension currently supports Chromium-based web browsers.
That includes Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Arc, and Opera. Any other browser that supports Chrome extensions should work, too.
Firefox and Safari support are planned as future releases.
Do you have mobile apps?
We’ll have them very soon for Flylighter Pro subscribers. iOS first, then Android.
All of your Flows will sync between desktop and mobile devices, which will make Flylighter one of the most powerful mobile information-capture apps on the market.
We’re just getting started with mobile, too. In the future we’ll have speech-to-text, AI summarization, and more features tailor-made for instant idea-capture.
What is a Flow?
Flows are forms you use to capture web pages, bookmarks, highlights, and more to Notion.
Each Flow has a destination – either a Notion database or a page.
When you capture to a database, you can set its property values with options from Notion (e.g. Select/Status values) or dynamic web data (e.g. the page's Title or URL).
You can also set Flows to Instant Capture, set keyboard shortcuts to launch them, set them to open immediately to the Content Editor for highlighting and note-taking, and more.
How is Flylighter different from other Notion web clippers?
The biggest answer to this question is that we've painstakingly built Flylighter's foundations to be as modular as possible.
The goal isn't to build a simple Notion web clipper – it's to build the ultimate idea capture tool that enables you to control the destination of your data.
We've built our own custom web data parser and data transformation algorithms. This means we'll soon be able to add additional input, output, and transformation capabilities to the app – e.g. voice capture, AI summarization, Zapier/Pipedream integrations, and more.
Our custom web parser is also under heavy active development, and it already does a better job at capturing and rendering relevant web content in Notion.
Other Notion web clippers use older, less-maintained web parser tools that capture a lot of irrelevant data from web pages.
Some of them also don't use the Notion API; instead, they use your logged-in Notion session to act as you when creating new pages.
This can present a security issue; if you want to limit their access in your browser, they'll break.
Flylighter uses the official Notion API for all captures, meaning you can limit its access (e.g. requiring the extension to be clicked) and it'll still work.
Is my data private?
Yes. Flylighter runs entirely in your browser and uses your browser’s secure local extension storage.
You can also set the extension to require a click before it can access data on the current page (through Site Access settings).
Flylighter is also more secure than other Notion web clippers that don’t use the official Notion API. Some other Notion web clippers make changes in your Notion workspace using your active session token in your browser. Flylighter doesn't do this; it uses the official Notion API and takes actions as an official integration.
What browsers does Flylighter support?
Our browser extension currently supports Chromium-based web browsers.
That includes Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Arc, and Opera. Any other browser that supports Chrome extensions should work, too.
Firefox and Safari support are planned as future releases.
Do you have mobile apps?
We’ll have them very soon for Flylighter Pro subscribers. iOS first, then Android.
All of your Flows will sync between desktop and mobile devices, which will make Flylighter one of the most powerful mobile information-capture apps on the market.
We’re just getting started with mobile, too. In the future we’ll have speech-to-text, AI summarization, and more features tailor-made for instant idea-capture.
What is a Flow?
Flows are forms you use to capture web pages, bookmarks, highlights, and more to Notion.
Each Flow has a destination – either a Notion database or a page.
When you capture to a database, you can set its property values with options from Notion (e.g. Select/Status values) or dynamic web data (e.g. the page's Title or URL).
You can also set Flows to Instant Capture, set keyboard shortcuts to launch them, set them to open immediately to the Content Editor for highlighting and note-taking, and more.
How is Flylighter different from other Notion web clippers?
The biggest answer to this question is that we've painstakingly built Flylighter's foundations to be as modular as possible.
The goal isn't to build a simple Notion web clipper – it's to build the ultimate idea capture tool that enables you to control the destination of your data.
We've built our own custom web data parser and data transformation algorithms. This means we'll soon be able to add additional input, output, and transformation capabilities to the app – e.g. voice capture, AI summarization, Zapier/Pipedream integrations, and more.
Our custom web parser is also under heavy active development, and it already does a better job at capturing and rendering relevant web content in Notion.
Other Notion web clippers use older, less-maintained web parser tools that capture a lot of irrelevant data from web pages.
Some of them also don't use the Notion API; instead, they use your logged-in Notion session to act as you when creating new pages.
This can present a security issue; if you want to limit their access in your browser, they'll break.
Flylighter uses the official Notion API for all captures, meaning you can limit its access (e.g. requiring the extension to be clicked) and it'll still work.
Is my data private?
Yes. Flylighter runs entirely in your browser and uses your browser’s secure local extension storage.
You can also set the extension to require a click before it can access data on the current page (through Site Access settings).
Flylighter is also more secure than other Notion web clippers that don’t use the official Notion API. Some other Notion web clippers make changes in your Notion workspace using your active session token in your browser. Flylighter doesn't do this; it uses the official Notion API and takes actions as an official integration.
What browsers does Flylighter support?
Our browser extension currently supports Chromium-based web browsers.
That includes Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Arc, and Opera. Any other browser that supports Chrome extensions should work, too.
Firefox and Safari support are planned as future releases.
Do you have mobile apps?
We’ll have them very soon for Flylighter Pro subscribers. iOS first, then Android.
All of your Flows will sync between desktop and mobile devices, which will make Flylighter one of the most powerful mobile information-capture apps on the market.
We’re just getting started with mobile, too. In the future we’ll have speech-to-text, AI summarization, and more features tailor-made for instant idea-capture.
What is a Flow?
Flows are forms you use to capture web pages, bookmarks, highlights, and more to Notion.
Each Flow has a destination – either a Notion database or a page.
When you capture to a database, you can set its property values with options from Notion (e.g. Select/Status values) or dynamic web data (e.g. the page's Title or URL).
You can also set Flows to Instant Capture, set keyboard shortcuts to launch them, set them to open immediately to the Content Editor for highlighting and note-taking, and more.
How is Flylighter different from other Notion web clippers?
The biggest answer to this question is that we've painstakingly built Flylighter's foundations to be as modular as possible.
The goal isn't to build a simple Notion web clipper – it's to build the ultimate idea capture tool that enables you to control the destination of your data.
We've built our own custom web data parser and data transformation algorithms. This means we'll soon be able to add additional input, output, and transformation capabilities to the app – e.g. voice capture, AI summarization, Zapier/Pipedream integrations, and more.
Our custom web parser is also under heavy active development, and it already does a better job at capturing and rendering relevant web content in Notion.
Other Notion web clippers use older, less-maintained web parser tools that capture a lot of irrelevant data from web pages.
Some of them also don't use the Notion API; instead, they use your logged-in Notion session to act as you when creating new pages.
This can present a security issue; if you want to limit their access in your browser, they'll break.
Flylighter uses the official Notion API for all captures, meaning you can limit its access (e.g. requiring the extension to be clicked) and it'll still work.
Is my data private?
Yes. Flylighter runs entirely in your browser and uses your browser’s secure local extension storage.
You can also set the extension to require a click before it can access data on the current page (through Site Access settings).
Flylighter is also more secure than other Notion web clippers that don’t use the official Notion API. Some other Notion web clippers make changes in your Notion workspace using your active session token in your browser. Flylighter doesn't do this; it uses the official Notion API and takes actions as an official integration.