Glassy Companion 5:00
Installing and Configuring Companion
Install the Glassy Companion browser extension from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox, connect it to your account, pin it, and set up keyboard shortcuts for one-keystroke capture.
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Getting started 4:30
Welcome to Glassy
Create your Glassy account, sign in, and get oriented with the Today view and Account HUD — your home base for everything.
Getting started 5:00
Your First Note
Create a note in Glassy, write with Markdown and slash commands, embed images, and let auto-save handle the rest.
Getting started 5:30
Navigating the Workspace
Learn the real Glassy sidebar, the global search overlay, keyboard shortcuts, and the Account HUD — so you can find anything without hunting.
Getting started 5:15
Organizing with Tags
Use tags, pinned tags, filter chips, and Keep collections to keep your library searchable and clutter-free as it grows.
Getting started 5:00
Installing Glassy Companion
Install the Glassy Companion browser extension for Chrome or Firefox, connect it to your account, pin it, and set up keyboard shortcuts for one-keystroke capture.
Getting started 5:30
Capturing from the Web
Save bookmarks, full-page captures, and text highlights into Glassy using the Companion extension's Unified Save Card and Smart capture presets.
Getting started 5:00
Screenshots and the Element Picker
Capture viewport screenshots, draw a region, or pick a specific page element — with HiDPI awareness and WebP upload. Visual captures land in Glassy as searchable notes.
Getting started 4:30
Bookmarks vs Notes vs Captures
Understand Glassy's three content types — bookmarks for links, notes for ideas, captures for web content — and how they differ in storage, search, and organization.
Getting started 5:00
Search and the Knowledge Base
Find anything in your Glassy library with full-text search, search operators, and the Knowledge Base — a semantic, AI-indexed view of everything you've saved.
Getting started 4:30
Importing and Exporting Your Data
Move your data in and out of Glassy with Markdown export, JSON export, and import from Markdown files or an Obsidian vault — full portability, no lock-in.