Tuck — Jeremy Rhoades

Tuck the page you're on without leaving it. Press Alt+Shift+T, add a note, and the selected text and link go straight into your Tuck vault, filed in the right brain with tags, people, todos, or a date.

What it does

• Saves the text you selected along with the page link, or just the link when nothing is selected
• Files it in your default brain, or pick another one
• Adds tags, people, todos, and a calendar date as you type
• Shows any thought that already mentions this page, so you don't save it twice
• Enter tucks it. Shift+Enter adds a line
• Change the Alt+Shift+T shortcut in the extension options

Private by design

Your vault is end-to-end encrypted. The extension never holds your key. It hands each clip to your open Tuck tab, and that tab encrypts it before anything is stored. If Tuck is locked or closed, the clip waits in this browser, even across a restart, and is filed the next time you unlock. The toolbar badge shows how many are waiting.

Narrow permissions

It reads only the tab you open it on, and only when you open it. It talks only to tuckthis.app. It does not browse your vault, edit your brains, or run AI.

You'll need

A Tuck account at tuckthis.app, signed in with the vault unlocked in a tab.