For people building one product

Keep the ideas you meant to build.

You find a competitor or a half-formed idea, bookmark it, and never open it again. ClipToShip is a private list of those pages, with one job: decide what to build, and what to drop.

A Chrome extension does the saving. The website is where you decide. Cancel anytime.

A desk with a laptop and three cards waiting for a decision

What you actually do

Three steps. Then you’re done for the day.

A browser page turning into a single card

1 · Save

Clip the page you already have open

A competitor’s pricing page, a Reddit complaint, a Product Hunt launch. One click on the Chrome extension files it. You don’t copy a title into a spreadsheet.

Three cards, one pulled forward

2 · Decide

Give it one status, not a folder

Inbox means you haven’t looked. Validating means you’re checking it. Building means this is the one. Dropped means you looked and said no. The list stays short because dropped items leave the decision.

A Monday morning email on a laptop

3 · Remember

Monday’s email names what you ignored

It counts what you clipped this week and which items are still sitting in Inbox. That is the nudge. There is no feed and no score.

A real clip

You save a competitor’s pricing page.

It shows up as competitor, status inbox. When you decide it’s worth a closer look, you switch it to validating. If you start building against it, switch to building. If not, dropped. Next Monday the email only mentions what you still haven’t touched.

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