Save to Airtable ASAP
Create records & tables
Update existing records
Bulk create records
Clip & fill with AI
Install Chrome Extension
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EXTRACT information as you browse
No need for complicated configurations. Save what you see to Airtable, ASAP.
POWER UP
your CRM and CMS workflows
Edit matching records as you transition from page to page without switching tabs. Enrich your data and keep it up to date.
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Clip, select, capture, SAVE
Human and Artificial intelligence, combined.
Features
Connect
Connect your Airtable and save ASAP to any base and table.
Clip
Clip text and save it to the right columns.
Core autofill
Core autofill works instantly and reads structured data on the website.
AI autofill
AI autofill can handle autofill to all columns and does not have to rely on page metadata.
Screenshots
Quickly save website screenshot to any attachment column.
Configure
Sort and hide columns in the table forms.
Pricing
Core
Free
- Save to any base and table
- Ulimited saved websites
- Autofill URLs, images, headers, descriptions...
- Hide fields
- Save screenshots
Install for free
$5 / mo*
- All features in Core
- 100 AI autofills / month
- Create records with AI
- Create tables with AI
- Enrich existing records with AI
Frequently Asked Questions
Powersave reads data from the currently open website and allows you to quickly save it to any connected Airtable base and table.
Information from the website is autofilled into a form. You can freely edit and adjust anything. Certain Airtable fields cannot be filled in Powersave now, such as user assignment.
No, Powersave is designed to boot up on interaction. It does work only when you instruct it to.
Sensitive data, like Airtable access tokens, are stored only on the device and not on the Powersave server. Except for initial authentication, which requires routing through our servers, the browser extension communicates directly with Airtable servers, with no middle layer. PowerSave was designed with high security in mind.
Powersave is being built by Martin Malinda .