Review & journal

Save references to Capture Library

Collect web pages, selected text, links, images, notes, and references with Vowise Capture so they can support later review and creation.

Audience
Researchers, creators, and operators who save external context from the browser around voice notes.
Time
13 minutes
Level
Beginner

Scenario

Start with the workflow this guide is designed for before moving into the steps.

As a researcher, I want to save an article, selected passage, link, or image from Chrome beside my voice reflection so the source and my thought stay connected.

You can install the Chrome extension, save a source through the toolbar or right-click menu, add context, and connect it to review or content creation.

Feature tour

Preview the relevant screens and short guide before following the steps. This section highlights the entry point, expected result, and next path.

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Guide items

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Screens

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Video

Mobile saved-reference list

Mobile example
Mobile saved-reference list
This mobile example shows how the workflow appears on a phone; exact screens can vary by platform and version.

Mobile save action example

Mobile example
Mobile save action example
This mobile example shows how the workflow appears on a phone; exact screens can vary by platform and version.

Complete steps

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Choose a save path

Install Vowise Capture from the Chrome Web Store when you want browser capture. Use the toolbar button for the current page, or the right-click menu for selected text, links, and images. Web, mobile share sheet, and desktop save paths can still send notes or sources into Vowise. If readable content is unavailable, keep the link and your note.

The extension or save path is opened from the same browser session that is signed in to Vowise.
The source URL is stored.
The note explains why it matters.
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Organize lightly

Add a list, tag, or favorite only when it will help future retrieval. If Vowise suggests tags automatically, treat them as retrieval hints and edit the ones that do not match your intent.

The reference has one retrieval cue.
The organization does not take longer than the capture.
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Use it in a downstream task

Connect the saved reference to a journal review, AI chat question, or content draft.

The saved item has a next use.
Private source content is not exposed in public screenshots.

Details

Capture Library is not a dumping ground

Save fewer references with better intent. Each saved item should answer why it matters later.

  • Use lists for durable themes.
  • Use tags for cross-cutting retrieval.
  • Use notes for personal interpretation.

Use Vowise Capture in Chrome

Vowise Capture is the browser extension entry for Capture Library. It uses your active Vowise web session, so the normal flow is: sign in to Vowise in Chrome, install the extension, capture from the toolbar or right-click menu, then open Capture Library to review the saved item.

  • Use the toolbar button when the current page is the source.
  • Use the right-click menu for selected text, links, and images.
  • Add a short note while the context is still fresh.
  • Open Capture Library after saving to organize, review, and reuse the source.

Share to Vowise and auto tags

Capture Library works best when collecting is fast and cleanup is light. Use share-to-Vowise paths for the source, then let tags help retrieval without replacing your own judgment.

  • Use the share sheet or save action for pages, notes, images, and references.
  • Auto tags are suggestions for search and grouping, not final labels.
  • A saved reference can later support AI Chat, Journal review, or Content Studio drafts.

Connected feature paths

This tutorial should not dead-end. These are the natural next features and workflows it connects to.

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