hilightHighlight the web. Watch what adds up.
hilight is a Chrome extension and a warm little dashboard. Save the lines worth keeping, sort them into folders, share with people you think alongside — and let a scattered habit compound into something you can actually use.
"Style is the only thing that cannot be bought. It isn't in a shopping bag, a label, or a price tag."
— captured from newyorker.com
Highlight anything. Right where you read.
Drag across a sentence on any page. The hilight extension catches the line, the source, and the moment — no copy-paste detours.
The future is already here — it's just not evenly distributed.
Folders that match how you think.
Pull saved lines into folders by project, theme, or feeling. Reorder, rename, retitle — your archive bends to your shape.
A warm little dashboard for everything you kept.
See the lines that compound. Search across sources, jump back to the original page, watch a habit turn into something you can actually use.
Style is the only thing that cannot be bought.
newyorker.com
Make something people want.
paulgraham.com
The smallest gesture, repeated, becomes a life.
nytimes.com
We read to know we are not alone.
lithub.com
Style is the only thing that cannot be bought.
newyorker.com
Make something people want.
paulgraham.com
The smallest gesture, repeated, becomes a life.
nytimes.com
We read to know we are not alone.
lithub.com
Pass a line to someone who'll get it.
Send a hilight (or a whole folder) to people you think alongside. They see the line, the source, and why it mattered.
A scattered habit, compounded.
From Alex
"oh this is exactly it — saving."
Think together. In one shared folder.
Start a shared folder with a friend, a partner, a tiny crew. Anything any of you highlights across the web lands here — stamped with a small name badge, the source, and the moment it was caught.
A scattered habit, compounded.
We read to know we are not alone.
Make something people want.
Start an archive worth keeping.
Free to start. Your highlights, your folders, your people.