kippt

Kippt was a web-based bookmarking and clipping service that allowed users to save, organize, and share content from the web. It was designed for individuals conducting research as well as teams and organizations coordinating references, ideas, and inspiration in centralized clipboards.

Content could be saved via browser extensions or the Kippt web interface. Each clip could include page titles, descriptions, full or partial article text, images, and metadata. Clips were organized into clipboards, which could be labeled with tags and descriptions to aid discovery.

Privacy and collaboration options included private and public clipboards, with the ability to invite others to view or edit collections. Users could annotate or comment, and search or filter clips by tags, date, or clipboard. This made it possible to curate shared research or design references.

Kippt operated as a web application with extensions for major browsers, enabling quick clipping while browsing. It also supported importing bookmarks from other services and organizing them in a visual, clipboard-centric interface. The service fit within a broader ecosystem of online bookmarking and content curation tools, offering a workflow that emphasized organization, collaboration, and easy sharing of collected web content.