Snippets, notes and clips, in any browser.
Works in
Chrome
Edge
Brave
Every site, every text field
Gmail, Outlook on the web, Slack, Notion, a CRM, a support console. Type the abbreviation and the full text is there.
Windows, Linux, ChromeOS, Mac
Chrome, Edge and Brave. No admin rights needed to install.
The whole app, in a tab
Snippets, Notes, Clips and Settings in the Mac app's layout, one click from the toolbar.
Type three characters. Get the whole reply.
Give any block of text an abbreviation and type it in any field on any site. TypeFire drops the full text in, asks for the blanks you left, and can run AI on it as it lands.
Every editor on the web
Plain fields and rich editors alike. Plain text, rich text or Markdown.
Fill-ins and live data
Ask for a value before pasting, insert today's date or the clipboard, or a note's current text.
{{fill:Name}}{{date}}{{note:Title}}AI on your own key
Rewrite, summarize or translate as the snippet expands, with Claude, OpenAI or Gemini.
{{ai:rewrite}}Rewrite what you selected
Select text on any page, pick a prompt, and the answer replaces it. Prompt Chains run several in a row. Pro.
Markdown notes in a folder you own.
Point TypeFire at a folder of Markdown files, an Obsidian vault included, and edit them right there in the Mac app's live preview editor. Nothing in a file changes unless you typed it.
Links, backlinks, a graph
Type [[ to link a note, see what links back, and see how it all connects.
Tabs, like a browser
Keep several notes open, pin the tab list as a sidebar, drag tabs into any order.
Several vaults
A switcher, daily notes, quick capture from the Spotlight, and AI on any note.
Everything you copied, one search away.
TypeFire keeps what you copy on web pages, so the link, the order number or the paragraph from an hour ago is still there. Search it, pin it, paste it back, or keep it as a snippet or a note.
Pin, name and tag
A pinned clip never drops off. Named clips are easy to find again.
You choose where it records
One list of sites where copies are kept, one where they never are.
The Mac's clips too
Connect the folder the Mac app syncs its clips to, and they show up here, pictures included. Pro.
One search over all three, on any page.
Open the Spotlight over whatever you are reading or writing. Pick a snippet and it goes into the field you were in. Pick a clip and it pastes. Pick a note and its text goes in. Search operators work in every box.
All, Snippets, Clips, Notes
One box, four tabs, and the shortcut you choose in Chrome.
Pro free with 5 invites
Pro is one $18 purchase for the browser and a Mac, or free for good when 5 people you invite join.
Starter packs
Ready-made snippets, Selection Prompts and Chains to begin with.
The whole TypeFire app as a Chrome extension.
Snippets expand in any text field or editor on any site, a Markdown notes app opens a folder you own, and your clips keep what you copy on web pages. A Spotlight over any page searches all three, and AI runs on your own key.
No. TypeFire for Chrome runs in Chrome, Edge and Brave on Windows, Linux, ChromeOS and macOS, and it stands on its own.
If you also use a Mac, the TypeFire Mac app shares the same sign-in, the same Pro and the same snippet format.
Snippets, tokens, fill-in forms, AI with your own key, Markdown notes and clips are free.
Pro is one $18 purchase, or free for good when 5 people you invite join. In the browser it adds Selection Prompts, Prompt Chains, note version history and the Mac app's synced clips. New accounts start a 7-day Pro trial.
Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Brave, from the Chrome Web Store.
In Edge, click Allow extensions from other stores once when the store asks. In Brave, snippets and clips work right away; for Notes, turn on File System Access API at brave://flags and restart Brave.
Yes. On a Chromebook, snippets and clips work, with the Spotlight over any page and AI on your own key.
Your snippets, clips and settings stay in your browser, and your notes are files in the folder you picked.
If you use AI, the request goes from your browser straight to the provider whose key you added.
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