Paste a URL
Any public article, documentation page, or blog post.
Long-term memory for the web
Paste a link. MegaFish extracts the real content, strips the clutter, and gives you portable Markdown with structured frontmatter — ready to download, copy, or send straight to Obsidian. Build a knowledge base that lasts, for you and your AI.
Capture a page →Any public article, documentation page, or blog post.
Readability finds the main content; nav bars, ads, and pop-ups are left behind.
Clean Markdown with frontmatter — links and images resolved to absolute URLs.
Download, copy, or open in Obsidian. It's plain text you own — no lock-in.
MegaFish outputs standard Markdown with YAML frontmatter, so it drops cleanly into the tools you already use to think.
One click opens a new note in your vault via the obsidian:// URI.
Frontmatter + Markdown imports straight into your graph.
Drag the .md file in, or paste the Markdown.
Clean text + metadata makes ideal context for assistants and vector stores.
No. Pages are fetched and converted on the fly and returned to your browser. MegaFish keeps nothing.
The server fetch is anonymous and runs from the cloud, so pages behind a login or paywall, protected by anti-bot rules, or on your internal network won't work this way. For those, use Paste content, or the MegaFish browser extension — it captures the page from your own logged-in browser (so it handles paywalled, JS-heavy, and intranet pages).
It records the title, source URL, author, publish date, and tags so each note is self-describing and searchable in your vault — the backbone of durable memory.
It uses Obsidian's obsidian://new URI to create a note in the vault you name. Obsidian must be installed and the vault must already exist.