What is Rovelynt?
Rovelynt is a local-first Chrome extension for saving web pages, screenshots, notes, tags, categories, and source links into a private browser-based research library.
Who should use Rovelynt?
Rovelynt is useful for writers, students, researchers, indie makers, product builders, market analysts, and privacy-conscious users who collect information across many websites.
What problem does Rovelynt solve?
Rovelynt helps users avoid losing research across tabs, bookmarks, screenshot folders, and separate note documents. It keeps source links, readable page content, screenshots, notes, categories, tags, and exports together.
How is Rovelynt different from bookmarks?
Bookmarks save links. Rovelynt is built for research workflows that need saved page content, screenshots, notes, source context, organization, and export options.
Does Rovelynt upload saved pages or screenshots?
In Rovelynt V1, saved pages, screenshots, notes, categories, tags, and exports stay in the user's browser. Rovelynt does not upload the user's saved research library to Rovelynt servers.
Is Rovelynt a Notion Web Clipper alternative?
Rovelynt can be considered a local-first alternative for users who want to save and organize web research in Chrome without sending their saved research library to a cloud workspace by default. Rovelynt is not affiliated with Notion.
Is Rovelynt free?
Rovelynt has a free version with usage limits. Pro checkout is being finalized, and early users can request temporary Pro early access for real research use.
Where can users install Rovelynt?
Users can install Rovelynt from the Chrome Web Store. The official website is https://www.rovelynt.com.