Glasp

Glasp is a highlighter for people who read a lot. As you read on the web, and in Kindle books you sync to Glasp, you highlight the passages that matter, and Glasp keeps each one with its source.

This connector answers from the passages you chose. Ask about a topic and it returns the exact lines you highlighted, word for word, with the title of the page or book each one came from and a link to it. You can:

• Search everything you have highlighted, across web pages and Kindle books
• See what you highlighted recently, or everything you highlighted on one page
• Read your Kindle highlights book by book
• Look back at the pages you highlighted recently and the passages you marked in each
• List the pages you saved and the AI summaries Glasp made for you
• See which passages other Glasp readers highlighted publicly on a page
• Save a page to your Glasp bookmarks

In Claude, some answers also show your highlights in an inline panel.

It is for researchers, writers and anyone who wants answers grounded in what they actually read and kept.

A free Glasp account is required. The connector reads only your own library, except community highlights, which show passages other readers highlighted publicly on a page, as counts, without saying who. Connecting asks you to approve two things on Glasp's permission screen: reading your library and saving pages to your bookmarks. Saved bookmarks are public on your Glasp profile. The connector cannot create highlights, write new summaries, or edit or delete anything.