Website capture, built for agents
Capture the web.Keep what matters.
SignalMark preserves the website you are viewing—with its URL, title, time, note, and visual evidence—then routes it into a catalogue your teams and AI agents can actually use.
- Intentional capture
- Evidence first
- Agent ready
Market signal: a new way to frame the problem
Captured with source, context, and provenance. Ready for a person or agent to use.
- Source
- Website capture
- Routed by
- SignalWeaver
- Stored in
- ContentTraker
- URL
- Page title
- Captured time
- Your note
- Thumbnail
- Provenance
The page is temporary. The insight should not be.
You found it.SignalMark makes it usable.
Bookmarks remember where something lived. SignalMark remembers what you saw, when you saw it, and why it mattered.
The result is not another saved tab. It is durable evidence that can enter a knowledge workflow with its provenance intact.
From browser moment to durable knowledge
Four deliberate steps. One useful outcome.
- 01
Mark the page
Choose the website that matters and capture it intentionally from your browser.
- 02
Preserve the evidence
SignalMark stores the page details and visual context before anything moves downstream.
- 03
Route the signal
SignalWeaver raises a traceable event so the right subscriber or agent can respond.
- 04
Catalogue the knowledge
A processing profile turns the capture into a durable, searchable ContentTraker asset.
One intentional mark. About 23 seconds.
Watch SignalMark in action.
Choose the publisher and event, add the context you want to remember, then let SignalMark preserve the page evidence for the workflow that follows.
Watch the browser extension demoA catalogue with context built in
Your web discoveries become working knowledge.
Every capture can be routed into the right processing profile, reviewed when needed, and stored as a searchable asset instead of disappearing into browser history.
One capture, many valuable paths
SignalMark captures intent. Your workflows decide what happens next.
Build a source library while you browse
Save the page, why it mattered, and the context your future self or agent will need.
Turn market signals into structured evidence
Capture competitor pages, product changes, claims, and ideas before they disappear.
Give agents grounded starting material
Route intentional captures into transcription, research, summarization, or review workflows.
Capture only when you say so
Your browsing is not the product.
SignalMark acts only when you deliberately mark a page. Sensitive evidence stays within its own storage boundary, while small, auditable events move through SignalWeaver.
- 01User-initiated capture
No passive browsing collection.
- 02Evidence stored first
Nothing routes until the capture is safely preserved.
- 03Traceable downstream use
Capture, event, and catalog records stay connected.
SignalMark, in plain language
Questions worth answering before you mark the web.
SignalMark is designed to make intentional website evidence useful without turning everyday browsing into collected data.
01What is SignalMark?
SignalMark is an intentional website-capture product. It preserves the page you choose, its source details, your note, and visual evidence so the discovery can enter a durable knowledge workflow.
02What does SignalMark capture from a website?
A SignalMark capture can include the source URL, page title, capture time, your note, a thumbnail, and provenance that connects the original page to its downstream records.
03How does SignalMark turn a website into catalogued knowledge?
SignalMark preserves the evidence first. SignalWeaver then raises a small, traceable event so a processing profile can turn the capture into a durable, searchable ContentTraker asset.
04Does SignalMark monitor my browsing?
No. SignalMark acts only when you deliberately mark a page. It does not passively collect browsing activity.
05Who can use a SignalMark capture?
People and authorized AI workflows can use the catalogued record for research, market intelligence, summarization, review, and other configured downstream work.
The web moves. Keep the signal.
Make what you find matter later.
Capture a website with context, preserve the evidence, and turn it into knowledge your people and agents can use.