Clip it. Cite it. Keep the source.
Everything Annotated does, from Chrome’s side panel to the public page.
Annotate beside the page.
Annotate in Chrome’s side panel
Annotated sits beside the page you’re reading and stays open as you move between tabs.
Nothing drawn on the page
No overlays, badges, or toolbars on the sites you read. The page stays exactly as its publisher made it.
Select, then right-click to start
Drag across a passage, or select it and right-click Annotate. The source is captured for you.
Clip the moment, not the hour.
Clip up to 90 seconds of video
Trim the YouTube moment you mean, up to 90 seconds. It plays in YouTube’s own player.
Clip podcasts
Cut a short clip from an episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any RSS feed.
Quote X posts and keep them
Quote a post from X and its image stays with your annotation, even if the post is deleted.
Make your case. Cite all of it.
Cite several sources in one post
Each part of your take can quote a different article, video, or episode.
Write, speak, or film your take
Add your commentary as text, a voice note, or a short video.
Automatic transcripts
Clips and spoken comments are transcribed for you. A transcript, never an AI summary.
Every post gets a page.
Every clip keeps its source
Nothing publishes without its source attached, and rights holders can file a claim.
Public post pages and share cards
Every post gets a permanent link and a preview card you can share anywhere or save.
Open the quoted article
Jump from a quote into the source text, with the passage already marked.
Anyone can check it.
Context notes that need cross-side agreement
A note shows only after readers who usually disagree both rate it helpful.
Reply with a stance
Agree, Dispute, or Something’s missing, with evidence attached if you have it.
Private votes, a feed without tracking
Your vote stays private. Ranking uses the votes, replies and age it stores, not tracking, and disputes alone cannot bury a post.
Follow people and sources.
Feeds, follows, and profiles
For You, Newest, Following, and topic feeds, with profiles and @mentions.
Pages per source
Every annotation and note on an article or video, together on one page.
No analytics SDK.
No analytics SDK in the extension or on the site.
No ads.
Nothing is sold or sponsored.
No browsing history.
Nothing you read is kept until you annotate it.
Drafts until you publish.
A draft stays private until you choose to post it.
Privacy by omission.
Left out on purpose: no analytics SDK, no ads, no browsing history, and nothing public until you publish.
Sign in with Google or X to publish.