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Glasp is a social PDF and web highlighter that enables users to collect, organize, and share insightful ideas from the web. It allows highlighting text on web pages, PDFs, and YouTube videos, adding notes, and organizing content with tags and authors. Users can also build a personalized AI clone based on their highlights and share their learning with a community.

Features
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Must Have

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URL Saving & Preview

List & Section Organization

Contextual Side Notes

Public Sharing

Instant Link Adding

Other

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Minimalist Interface

Profile Gateway

Media Type Support

Sign-In & Authentication

Granular Sharing Permissions

Mobile Responsive Design

Embed Support

Pricing
Freemium
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Free

$0.00 monthly
  • Unlimited Public Highlights
  • Basic YouTube Summaries (3 summaries/day)
  • PDF Uploads & Summaries (~5 files)
  • Audio File Transcription & Summaries (30 minutes/month)
  • Private Highlights
  • Advanced YouTube Summaries
  • Daily Auto-Sync/Export to Notion

Pro

$10.00 monthly
Popular
  • Unlimited Private Highlights
  • Unlimited Basic YouTube Summaries
  • Advanced YouTube Summaries (1,000 summaries/month)
  • PDF Uploads & Summaries (100 files/month)
  • Audio File Transcription & Summaries (300 minutes/month)
  • Daily Auto-Sync/Export to Notion

Unlimited

$25.00 monthly
  • Unlimited Private Highlights
  • Unlimited Basic YouTube Summaries
  • Advanced YouTube Summaries (5,000 summaries/month)
  • Unlimited PDF Uploads & Summaries
  • Audio File Transcription & Summaries (1500 minutes/month)
  • Daily Auto-Sync/Export to Notion
  • Priority support
Rationale

Glasp is a strong match for URList. It offers core functionalities like highlighting web pages and PDFs (URL saving and preview), organizing highlights with tags and authors (list and section organization), and adding notes to highlights (contextual side notes). It also emphasizes public sharing and a social aspect, allowing users to share highlights and discover content from others. The platform supports various media types, has a clean interface, and offers mobile apps. While it doesn't explicitly use the term 'lists' or 'sections' in the same way as URList, its tagging and author-based organization serves a similar purpose for curation. The 'AI Clone' feature is a unique addition not present in URList's description, but it doesn't detract from the core feature alignment.

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