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.
Optional capture intent
Section titled “Optional capture intent”When you save something from the iOS share sheet or from the note / URL modes of the Capture tab, you can attach three optional bits of intent before tapping Save:
- A note — your own free-text “why I’m saving this”. Stored alongside the document so the classifier’s auto-summary doesn’t overwrite your words.
- A reminder. Pick Tonight 7pm, Tomorrow 9am, Weekend, or Next week. Moonjar creates a reminder pointing at the captured document — see Create a reminder.
- Send to triage. Skip auto-classification and park the document in the Triage inbox for manual filing later.
In the Capture tab, the panel is collapsed by default — tap “Add a note, reminder, or send to triage” to open it. Photo, PDF, and scan modes don’t show the panel; their note can still be added via the share sheet’s compose form.
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.