The Qind beta is live for early adopters. This release ships the core capture and organization pipeline along with the first set of integrations.
Core pipeline
- Web page capture with clean content extraction and AI summarization
- Note editor with Markdown support and real-time AI tag suggestions
- PDF processing with page-level summaries and full-text search
- Audio transcription with key moment detection and timestamped summaries
Web clipper
The first web-clipper beta introduced browser capture and automatic AI processing for early testers. One click saves the current page, and summary, tags, and collection assignment happen automatically. Public browser-store releases for Chrome and Firefox arrive later in 2026.
Import integrations
Bring your existing knowledge into Qind from:
- Google Drive — documents, spreadsheets, and presentations
- Notion — pages and databases
- Pocket — saved articles and highlights
More integrations (OneDrive, Evernote, Raindrop) coming in the next release.
Known limitations
- Audio files limited to 30 minutes in beta
- Image OCR supports English only (more languages in v1.0)
- Collection limit of 10 during beta period