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Add to Feeds
A link to one article. KitDB fetches the page and pulls out the article. It works when the text is in the page, which covers most metered paywalls; a page that only sends a teaser cannot be read this way.
The KitDB button, for sites that will not let KitDB in
Some sites refuse KitDB’s request for a page. The button sends the page from your browser instead: on the article, press it, and KitDB opens it in the reader, ready to save.
On a computer: drag the button to your bookmarks bar.
On an iPhone: use the Share button instead (below).
On Android (Chrome): the same, then type “Send to KitDB” into the address bar on an article and tap the bookmark it suggests.
On an iPhone, the Share button. Set up once, in the Shortcuts app; then on any article in Safari tap Share → Send to KitDB, and tap 📋 Paste the page when KitDB opens.
In Shortcuts, tap +, name it Send to KitDB. Tap ⓘ, turn on Show in Share Sheet, and set it to receive Safari web pages only.
Add the action Run JavaScript on Web Page, with Shortcut Input as the page, and replace its script with this ():
Add Copy to Clipboard (it takes the JavaScript result).
Add Open URLs with this address ():
Paste any address: a feed, a Substack, a blog, a YouTube channel.
Tags
Rename a tag and every note follows. Merging moves one tag's notes onto another; deleting takes it off every note. None of this counts as editing a note.
Completed
Cards marked Complete leave the board and wait here. Restore puts one back in the column it came from.
History
One entry per editing session. Restoring saves that version as a new one, so a restore can be undone too.
Changed on another device
This note was saved somewhere else while you were editing it here. Choose which to keep. Both stay in its history either way.
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The other device's
Signed-in devices
Every browser signed in to your KitDB. A session ends after 60 days unused, and is checked with Auth0 once a day.