Flylighter

What it does

Flylighter is a browser extension that captures web content into Notion. It handles full articles, highlights, images, tables, videos, and rich text. It also supports CSS selectors and site metadata. Flows let you define what gets captured and where it goes.

Flylighter is a browser extension for saving web content to Notion. The homepage says it captures links, articles, highlights, and more, and lists support for videos, images, lists, tables, and rich text. It can capture full articles with images and text, and it can pull site metadata such as title, URL, icon, and thumbnail. CSS selectors let you pick specific elements, for example a first paragraph. Flows are mentioned in the FAQ, and the pricing page lists Flows as unlimited on every plan. The pricing page shows a Free plan at $0 with basic web capture, one Notion workspace, and basic highlights. Pro costs $4 per month billed at $48 per year and adds sync across browsers and devices, unlimited capture history, and multiple Notion workspaces. Insiders costs $8 per month billed at $96 per year and includes all Pro features plus early access and an Insiders Discord channel. The pricing page marks Obsidian, Custom HTTP, Slack, and Bulk Capture as coming soon. The homepage lists Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-on (Beta) as download options. The FAQ asks about mobile apps, but the provided text does not include the answer, so mobile support is unknown. The homepage includes a user quote, but no independent test results are provided here.