Capture a webpage
Paste a URL or share from your browser. Read →
Capture
Capture is how things get into Moonjar. Anything you save — a webpage, a photo, a PDF, an email — runs through the same pipeline: read, classify, extract structured fields, embed for search, file under Documents.
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”Capture a photo
From your camera or photo library. Read →
Capture a PDF
Files from anywhere on your phone. Read →
Scan a document
Multi-page scan with live edge detection. Read →
Capture by email
Forward email to Moonjar. Read →
For voice — dictating into chat, or live conversation mode — see Voice mode under Chat.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”Whatever you send in is read, classified into one of 15 document types, and indexed for search — all in seconds. PDFs and images get text extracted. URLs get the readable article pulled out (skipping nav and ads). For sites that block scripted fetches, Moonjar falls back to a real browser render. For YouTube and similar video pages, a site-specific handler pulls the video metadata and transcript instead.
If a capture looks like a duplicate of something you already have, Moonjar asks before saving a second copy.