PageVero

PageVero is a Chrome and Edge extension that converts webpages to Markdown on-device, summarizes them with AI into facts, opinions and evidence, and saves them as a source-linked library you can question.

PageVero is a Chrome and Edge extension that converts a webpage into Markdown, summarizes it with AI, and stores the result as source-linked knowledge. The extension reads the current page only when the user triggers an action. Markdown conversion happens on the device, while AI analysis, saving and chat send the page or the selected context to PageVero's servers. The workflow runs in four steps. First, the extension converts an accessible page to Markdown, with optional links and image references. Second, PageVero AI returns a summary along with facts, opinions and evidence notes. Third, the user can save that extract to a library alongside the page title, URL, summary and claims. Finally, chat lets the user attach a single page for page-only questions or ask across everything saved in the library. The distinguishing idea is structure before retrieval. Many retrieval pipelines split text by length, which keeps nearby sentences together but can blur meaning. PageVero instead labels each statement as a fact or an opinion and ties it to the evidence and location it came from, so an answer can be traced back to the original source. The homepage frames this as denser context for recall, though it does not publish benchmarks to back that up. The intended audience is people who gather material from the web and need to find it again: researchers doing literature review, writers collecting source material, and analysts who want to separate verifiable product facts from marketing claims. It suits individuals building a personal knowledge base more than teams needing shared workspaces, which the homepage does not describe. Access is tiered into Free, Plus and Pro memberships. Free accounts start with 100 knowledge pages and a one-time $5 AI credit, and paid tiers raise the page limit to 5,000 or 100,000. Against general note apps and bookmark managers, PageVero is narrower but more opinionated about provenance. Against generic web clippers, it adds AI extraction and cross-library questions, at the cost of being tied to Chromium browsers.