Your Notes Belong to You. Take Them Out.
Export a single save or a cited report as Markdown, with the summary, key points, tags, and source link kept. It is plain text, so it opens anywhere and never locks you into one app.
Knowledge Lock-In Is the Silent Productivity Tax
Every knowledge tool starts useful and ends as a hostage situation. Notes pile up; the day you outgrow the app is the day you discover how hard it is to leave. The most expensive part of any knowledge product is not its monthly fee — it is the cost of moving everything out when it stops serving you.
SnapStash AI exports to Markdown, the plain-text format most knowledge tools already read. Export one save from its detail screen, or build a report from 2 to 8 saves and export the whole report, citations included. Either way it goes out through the system share sheet, so you can send it to Files, Obsidian, Bear, a chat, or your email.
An exported save keeps what matters: the title, category and tags, the capture date, the source link, your own note, the cleaned-up text, and the key points. The Markdown uses no Notion blocks or wiki-links, so it survives being moved between tools.
Portability is the floor of trust, not a feature ceiling. SnapStash AI ships exports so that the day you want to leave is as easy as the day you joined.
Markdown
plain-text export that opens in Obsidian, Bear, or Notion's import
SnapStash AI app
2
ways out: a single save, or a cited report of 2 to 8 saves
SnapStash AI app
0
proprietary syntax — no Notion blocks or wiki-links
SnapStash AI export format
“The human mind operates by association. With one item in its grasp, it snaps instantly to the next that is suggested by the association of thoughts, in accordance with some intricate web of trails carried by the cells of the brain. Selection by association, rather than by indexing, may yet be mechanized.”
As We May Think
How Exports Work
Open a Save or Build a Report
Open any save and choose Export as Markdown from its menu, or pick 2 to 8 saves and let SnapStash write one cited report.
Share It Anywhere
The Markdown goes out through the system share sheet. Save it to Files, send it to a note app, or paste it into a document. Reports can also be copied as plain text.
Keep Working in Your Own Tools
Headings, bullets, and links come through as standard Markdown, so Obsidian, Bear, Logseq, and Notion's Markdown import read them without cleanup.
Who Needs to Move Their Knowledge Out
Researchers Keeping a Literature Vault
Export a cited report on one topic into Obsidian or Notion, with every passage still pointing to the paper, chart, or article it came from.
Learn moreDesigners Sharing References
Send a reference with its source link, tags, and your note to a teammate or a project doc, instead of a bare screenshot with no context.
Learn moreStudents Moving Notes Into Obsidian
Export lecture-slide saves and reports as Markdown into Obsidian or Logseq, so the text and source links sit next to the rest of your notes.
Learn moreFrequently Asked Questions
Markdown. You can export a single save or a whole cited report as Markdown through the share sheet, and copy a report as plain text. PDF export and a direct Notion integration are not available; Notion can import the Markdown file.
The Markdown carries the text: title, tags, note, cleaned-up content, key points, and the source link. When the original image is stored in the cloud, its link is included too; the image file itself is not bundled.
No. Markdown export of saves and reports is a Premium feature. Free users can still read every save inside the app, and Free includes report previews.
Research & References
SnapStash AI is built on peer-reviewed research and industry standards. The following sources validate the technologies and productivity claims on this page.
- 1As We May Think
Vannevar Bush • The Atlantic Monthly • 1945
The foundational essay proposing the Memex — a personal knowledge device that captures, indexes, and recalls everything the user has chosen to remember. Its core insight: captured information has value only if it remains retrievable and portable across contexts.
- 2CommonMark Specification
John MacFarlane • CommonMark • 2014
The standardized specification for Markdown — the plain-text format that underpins portability across Obsidian, Logseq, Bear, GitHub, and most modern knowledge tools.
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