ClipMD vs RelayJuice

ClipMD turns web pages and copied text into clean Markdown clips you keep on your device. Paste a URL or share a page to ClipMD, and it extracts the article body and converts it to Markdown - headings, lists, and links included. Copy the result into your notes app, or keep it in ClipMD as a reading archive. Features: - Convert web pages to Markdown by URL or from the share sheet - Convert copied text in one tap - Clean extraction focused on the article body - Copy, share, edit, or delete any clip - Save .md files to a chosen folder or Obsidian vault - Copy an AI-ready version with clear summary and body sections - Convert URLs or clipboard text from Apple Shortcuts - Search clip titles and text - Clips are stored locally on your device - Pages are fetched only when you request them; subscriptions use the App Store - No account, no telemetry, no ads, no tracking Made for note-takers who live in Markdown: clip it now, paste it anywhere later. ClipMD Pro (optional subscription) - Convert up to 20 URLs together, with progress, stop controls, and a list of failed URLs - Choose AI prompt templates, or add, edit, and reorder your own - Copy long text in parts, using a character limit and paragraph breaks - Customize front matter fields, their order, and filenames with Obsidian, Notion, and GitHub presets Your existing features stay free. Pro is available monthly or yearly. The yearly plan includes a one-week free trial for eligible subscribers. Price and renewal terms are shown before you subscribe. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage or cancel in App Store subscription settings. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://zec-inc.jp/privacy

For that moment when you find something on your iPhone but want to deal with it on your Mac. Just tap "Relay" in the share sheet. Seconds later, it appears in the Inbox on your Mac. Not ready for it now? Send it to tonight or the weekend, and it resurfaces when the time comes. Weeks later, even if you've forgotten the title, a vague search brings it right back. ◆ How people use it - Send a GitHub repo from your iPhone to your desk - Send a restaurant from your Mac to your pocket - Capture a passing thought by voice, for your future self at the desk - Save an article you can't read now, for tonight - Recall something you saw months ago from a half-remembered phrase ◆ One verb to remember No folders. No tags. No filing. Tap Relay and you're done — the app organizes invisibly, in the background. ◆ Search that forgives forgetting Hybrid full-text and semantic search. Automatic tags bridge Japanese and English, and results show you exactly why they matched. Note: advanced bilingual auto-tagging requires an Apple Intelligence-capable device (iPhone 15 Pro or later, M1 or later Mac/iPad). Other devices get basic tags; search and text recognition work on every device. ◆ Done is not Forget Items you finish leave your Inbox but stay in Memory, searchable forever. Only Forget deletes. Inbox Zero without anxiety. ◆ On the Mac, the app disappears It lives in your menu bar. A global shortcut (customizable) opens a Spotlight-like panel over any app — your memory, one keystroke away. ◆ Anything goes in X posts arrive with their full text. Screenshots get OCR'd so you can search what was written in them. Voice notes are transcribed automatically. ◆ Privacy - Your data syncs only through your own iCloud (no account needed) - Tagging and search indexing run entirely on-device - No ads, no tracking ◆ Pricing Your first 30 items are free. After that, a single ¥1,500 one-time purchase unlocks unlimited use forever, across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. No subscription.