Written straight to your folder.
On first use, pick a local folder as your library. Every save is written there directly, one visible file per save. No account, no uploads.
ALAYO GET · CHROME
Save the web
Save the web
as your own files.
Web pages, X posts, links, images, videos and selected text, saved as Markdown and media files in a folder you choose. It is not tied to any notes app; any editor can open the files.
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Chrome extension · No account needed · Open source under Apache-2.0
Library /
A web article.md
A post on X.md
An online video.md
Chart.png
Annual report.pdf
.assets /
.meta /
A web article.md
A post on X.md
An online video.md
Chart.png
Annual report.pdf
.assets /
.meta /
Illustrative file structure · No personal data. Images and other attachments go in .assets; sources of media files go in .meta.
What you save is an ordinary file.
Author threads become one page.
When you save a post on X, consecutive self-replies by the same author are joined into one Markdown file, with images saved locally. Only what is already loaded on the page is read.
Media keeps its source.
Images, PDFs and audio or video files are saved as they are, with the source URL recorded in a metadata file. Online videos on YouTube, Bilibili and similar sites are saved as a Markdown page with title, author, duration and cover.
Quotes link back to the source.
Select text and save it from the right-click menu. Quotes from the same page collect in one file, and each links back to its place in the original.
Chinese and English.
The interface follows your browser language: Simplified Chinese or English. Fixed text inside files uses the interface language at the time of saving.
After you save
Clips are ordinary Markdown and media files. Any editor, notes app or file manager can open them, with no Alayo product required.
If you use Alayo Workbench, add the library folder as a watched folder to organize your clips in Workbench.
Install from the store. Read the code.
Chrome Web Store
Coming soon.
Open source under Apache-2.0
The source code is on GitHub: thinkasmodel/alayo-get. Report problems and suggestions in the repository’s Issues.