Select
Highlight anything worth keeping — a task, a prompt, a line of code.
Select any line in Claude, ChatGPT, Slack or Notion. Tap the right ⌘ key. Knotup keeps it on the edge of your screen — one click takes you back to the exact spot.
Give me three ways to launch Knotup on X.
Here are three that tend to work:
1. Post a 20-second screen recording of the save-and-jump flow.
2. Reply to threads where people lose ideas in long chats.
3. Ship the launch thread on Tuesday at 9am ET.
Nice. What should the first tweet say?
Lead with the pain everyone knows: “I lose half my best ideas inside ChatGPT.”
Then show the fix in a single clip — select, tap, gone to the edge. Ten seconds later, one click and you’re back.
Keep it under 200 characters and end with a question to pull people into the replies.
And the follow-up?
A before/after: twelve open tabs and a lost prompt vs. one tidy list on the edge of your screen.
Pin it, and reply to everyone who asks for the download link.
Perfect. Draft both for me.
Tweet 1: I lose half my best ideas inside ChatGPT. So I built a tiny Mac app that ties them down. Select. Tap. Back in one click. What would you save first?
Tweet 2: Before: 12 tabs, 3 chats, 1 lost prompt. After: one list on the edge of my screen.
Ideas show up mid-conversation. Knotup ties them down, so you can keep going.
Highlight anything worth keeping — a task, a prompt, a line of code.
No shortcut to learn. One key, and it flies to the edge of your screen.
Click it later. Knotup opens the chat and scrolls to the exact message.
Not every idea starts in a chat. Double-tap the right ⌘ key anywhere on your Mac, type what just came to mind and press Enter. It waits on the edge of your screen until you get to it.
A slim tab on the right edge of your screen. Hover to open, move away to hide. No window, no clutter.
It opens the right conversation, expands collapsed steps and loads older messages until your line lights up.
Open and Done, with little animations that make finishing satisfying. Slipped? Undo.
What you save never leaves your computer. No account. No cloud. No tracking.
You’re mid-prompt when the next idea hits. Then another. Knotup lets you keep the flow — and still get back to every single one.
Plus local tax where it applies. Secure checkout by Stripe — your license key arrives right away and by email.
You can save text from any Mac app where you can select it — Claude, ChatGPT, Slack, Notion, your browser and more. Jumping back to the exact message works best in Claude, chats in your browser and Slack, and keeps getting better.
Download Knotup and confirm your email with a 6-digit code — no credit card. You get 6 days with everything. After that, your saved tasks stay readable; saving new ones and jumping back need a license. One trial per Mac.
Yes. Double-tap the right ⌘ key anywhere, type what’s on your mind and press Enter. It lands in the same list — just without a jump-back link.
Yes. Everything you save is stored only on your Mac. Knotup has no account and doesn’t send your text anywhere.
To read the text you selected and to scroll back to it later. macOS asks once, the first time you open Knotup.
It still works as ⌘ for shortcuts — Knotup only reacts to a quick tap on its own. You can also switch to right ⌥ or ⌥⌘K in Settings.
Knotup opens the right conversation, expands collapsed sections and loads older messages until it finds your line — then it lights it up.
A Mac with macOS 14 Sonoma or later. Knotup runs natively on Apple Silicon and Intel.
Your next great idea is one tap away from safe.
Download for Mac → macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon & Intel