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Capture text from any webpage or LinkedIn posts to your library. More detailed, accurate answers from your AI. This free extension is an add-on to the Teneer Mac app and web app. Add passages from articles, LinkedIn posts and X threads to your memory, alongside everything else you save. Teneer Mac app and web app remembers your work across messaging apps, your browser and your AI chats. Find what you saw, ask what was decided, and get a brief every morning. What the extension does • Select text on any page, right-click, choose "Capture to Teneer" • On LinkedIn, click "Add to Teneer" on any post • Each capture keeps its page title and link, and gets an AI title, summary and tags Where it fits • On a Mac: the Mac app reads the apps you work in, so Teneer has the full picture. The extension is optional. Get it at teneer.ai/desktop • On Windows: use Teneer in the web app, and add the extension to save what you read in Chrome. A Windows app is coming soon. Then use it • Search your captures, or ask Teneer what was decided • Get a Morning Brief with what's waiting on you • Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot through MCP, read-only, so they answer from your own work Your data • Your captures are private to you, and never sold or shared • Stored in the EU. The AI providers don't train on your data • Delete any capture at any time Free during the beta.
Nov 2, 2026
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