Gluing is how you save a website to one of your Glublers. When you find something worth keeping, you glue it rather than bookmarking it, so it stays curated inside a collection you control and can share.
You do not need to find a site in advance. If Glubler does not already know a website, it looks it up for you, fetches the title and icon, and saves it. You can glue a site you have never heard of.
Every method below does the same underlying thing: it attaches a website to a Glubler you own. Choose whichever suits how you are working.
| Method | Best for | Requires |
|---|---|---|
| Web app | Browsing and organizing on a desktop | Nothing extra |
| Browser extension | Saving sites as you find them while reading | Chrome extension |
| MCP AI server | Bulk saves driven by an AI assistant | Pro + API token |
| Mobile app | Using Glubler on a phone | Runs the web app |
WebStart from the search bar, or glue straight from a site you are already viewing.
If the site is not one of the suggestions, Glubler looks it up directly. It only treats your input as a website if it looks like a real domain, so a normal search still behaves like a search.
Open the site, then use the Glubler panel to select the collection to save it into. The same panel lets you remove a site you glued earlier.
Any site in your Main Feed can be saved to a Glubler. Because you can already see it in the feed, it is not added there a second time.
Note: Gluing a site you found through search also shares it to your Main Feed, so you can come back to it later. Sites you glue while browsing are not duplicated into the feed.
ExtensionThe fastest way to save a site while you are actually reading it. The extension adds a Glubler panel to the page you are on.
The panel lists your collections, including Subglublers if you are on Pro, and shows which ones already contain the current site so you do not save it twice.
Note: You must be signed in before the panel will let you save anything. The extension keeps you signed in between sessions.
Sites saved this way also appear in your Main Feed.
MCPIf your assistant supports MCP, such as Claude Desktop, it can glue websites for you on request, including several at once.
| What you ask | What happens |
|---|---|
| Save one website | The site is looked up and glued to the collection you name |
| Save several at once | They are glued one by one, and you get a list of anything that was skipped and why |
| Remove a website | The site is taken out of that collection |
You can refer to a collection by name, so a request like "save this article's site to my Reading list" is enough.
Note: Sites saved this way are not shared to your Main Feed. Batch saves run one at a time, so very large lists can take a moment.
MobileThe Glubler mobile app is a wrapper around the website, so gluing works exactly as it does on the web: use the search bar, or open a site and save it.
The browser extension is built for desktop Chrome, so it is not available on mobile. If you often find things to save while reading on your phone, open the site in Glubler and glue it from there.
Every method can also take a site back out. The panel shows a Glued label on any collection that already contains the current site, and clicking it removes the site.
Removing a site only takes it out of that one collection. If you glued the same site to several Glublers, it stays in the others.
Glubler does not allow adult, gambling, or otherwise harmful content. The check runs on Glubler's side for every method, so the same site will be refused everywhere. The extension also pre-checks page titles to catch obvious error pages early.
Suggestions only cover sites Glubler already knows. Enter the site directly instead, and Glubler will look it up. The suggestions list is a shortcut, not a limit.
Subglublers require a Pro plan. On Free you will see your top-level Glublers, which is still unlimited.
Reload the tab after installing the extension. The extension only attaches to pages it was present on, so an already-open tab may need refreshing before the toolbar icon will do anything.
All methods require you to be logged in, since a Glubler has to belong to you. Sign in and try again.
Almost. Glubler refuses adult, gambling, and harmful content. Otherwise you can glue any public site, whether or not Glubler has seen it before.
Nothing breaks. Glubler recognises the site is already in that collection and keeps a single copy, so you will not end up with duplicates.
Yes, if you are on Pro. Choose the Subglubler in the same place you would choose any other collection. The site is saved at that level only, and is not added to the collections above it.
No. Gluing websites is free on every plan, including into your top-level Glublers. Only creating Subglublers requires Pro.
No. Gluing saves a site to your own collection. Other people only see it if you make that collection public and they follow it, or if you share the link yourself.
Usually from the site itself. The web app and the extension can supply what they found on the page, and the AI assistant can set a custom title if you ask for one. If Glubler has to look the site up itself, it fetches the details automatically.
No limit is applied to a collection. Glue as many as you find useful.