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Capture investment ideas from anywhere on the web. Jarvis reads the page, extracts the ideas, and sends them to your Ideas Engine. Jarvis Wealth — Idea Capture Browse a Bloomberg article, a tweet thread, a YouTube transcript, or any webpage. Click the J icon. Jarvis reads the page, uses AI to extract every investable idea (stocks, ETFs, crypto), and lets you pick which ones to send to your Ideas Engine — scored, sourced, and ready for your process. 1. Install the extension and click the Jarvis icon in your toolbar 2. Click "Sign in with Jarvis" — a secure auth window opens at jarviswealth.ch where you sign in. The extension receives a session token; it never sees your password. 3. Browse any page with investment-relevant content and click the icon 4. Jarvis reads the page and extracts ideas using Claude AI 5. Select the ideas you want to keep — one click sends them to your Ideas Engine with source tracking What gets sent: • The text content of the page you're viewing — only when you click the icon, never in the background • Extracted ideas are forwarded to your Jarvis server, which uses Anthropic's Claude to identify tickers and theses • Nothing is stored by the extension itself — everything lives in your Jarvis account Requirements: • A Jarvis Wealth account (jarviswealth.ch) Privacy: • No data is collected in the background • Page content is only read when you explicitly open the extension • Content is sent to YOUR Jarvis server — your server forwards it to Claude for extraction • No analytics, no tracking, no third-party data sharing • Full privacy policy: https://jarviswealth.ch/privacy Built for Jarvis Wealth.
May 12, 2026
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