Save from your phone
Share a link from Instagram, YouTube, Safari or anything with a link to Kepler, check the Space it’s saving to, then tap Save.
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Share a link from your phone and Kepler keeps it in a Space, with a summary and your notes beside it. You need the Kepler app, on iPhone, iPad or Android.
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Tap Share. In Instagram, YouTube, Safari or anything else with a link.
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Choose Kepler. It’s in the share sheet.
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Check the Space. The sheet says Saving to, with the Space the link will go into. Tap it to choose another Space.
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Tap Save. Kepler saves the link and says which Space it went to. Its summary and tags appear as Kepler captures them, and you can add a note now, such as why you kept it.
Save a link you copied
Copied a link, or can’t find Kepler in a share sheet? Copy the link, then open Kepler: it’s ready to save. Check the Space, then tap Save.
What Kepler keeps
Kepler keeps a summary and tags with each save, and your notes beside them. Search matches what’s inside a save, not only its title.
Find it and ask about it
Open the Space you saved it to and the save is there, with its summary and notes. Tap ✦ to ask about the Space: Kepler answers from your saves. To ask from ChatGPT or Claude instead, connect Kepler to ChatGPT or to Claude.
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