Clip any page or selection to clean Markdown — straight into your local Obsidian, Logseq, or Capacities vault. 100% local, no account.



Save the web to your vault — not to someone else's cloud.
Web clippers turn your browser into a factory for a messy Downloads folder, or lock your saves inside their own cloud and format. VaultPilot is the bridge: capture a page or a selection, get clean Markdown, and route it into your own local Obsidian, Logseq, or Capacities vault. Local, private, and yours.
Web Highlights, Glasp, and Liner trap your saves in their cloud and format, with manual-only export. VaultPilot is the bridge that doesn't exist — capture once, locally, and it lands as Markdown in your own vault. The data starts and stays yours.
VaultPilot emits standard Markdown + YAML frontmatter, which Obsidian, Logseq, and Capacities all read natively. It is a clipper, not a content blocker — it captures the text you choose.
Everything stays on your device (chrome.storage.local + IndexedDB). VaultPilot has no server and sends nothing anywhere. Direct-to-Vault writes only to the folder you explicitly choose.
Capture and Markdown export are free, forever — you shouldn't have to pay to get your own reading out of a vendor's cloud. The optional Direct-to-Vault unlock is a one-time lifetime license. No subscriptions, no account, no ads, no tracking. Privacy is identical whether you pay or not.
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