Glasp

Glasp is useful for highlighting and collecting ideas from articles, papers, and other online reading, then revisiting those notes later. Its social highlighting and note-sharing approach can also expose you to passages and resources other readers found valuable, which may help during early-stage topic exploration.

It is a reading and knowledge-capture aid rather than a scholarly database or formal reference manager. Shared highlights may lack context, and saved notes are not a substitute for recording full bibliographic details and page numbers.

Use Glasp to gather leads and personal annotations, but return to the original source before quoting or citing a claim. Keep author, title, publication, URL or DOI, and access date with notes you expect to use in academic work.