Your thoughts deserve a safe harbor
WikiClip creates meaningful connections as you explore—helping you build your personal knowledge base without ads, tracking, or distractions.
Our Mission
Every action we take and every piece of software we create is done so under our three guiding principles:
A Safe Place to Think
We give users a safe place to be—outside the fray where people are bought and traded like commodities.
Clarity Through Context
We help people perceive the essence of content (not the noise), so new connections and insights can surface.
Privacy is Sacred
We don't trade your data, and we never will. Our mission is simple: to earn your trust by protecting your privacy — not profiting from it.
With these principles as our guiding light, we believe we can change the way people find and interact with information, without exploiting our users for personal gain.
Our Flagship: WikiClip
WikiClip is a contextual browser, serving as your own private, personal wiki. As you follow your train of thought, WikiClip provides you with meaningful, contextual connections—helping you in your journey for knowledge and understanding. These connections are always provided as an option, never a push.
No targeting, advertising, or data brokering
Built to serve, not commoditize or sell to you
Your data is saved solely for preserving your train of thought
Meaningful, contextual connections—never a push
About the Founder
Meet the visionary behind Echo Harbor Tech
Redefining How We Connect With Information
Rob Stuart founded Claim MD, a national medical clearinghouse that streamlines electronic transactions for healthcare providers. Rob built the original platform from the ground up to support practices of all sizes with clean data flows and responsive, human support.
When AI hit the scene, Rob immediately knew that it could change the world, and that he wanted to be a driving force behind that change. He soon got to work developing WikiClip, a contextual browser which helps people to better understand the world they live in.
Along the way, Rob discovered more uses for his toolkit than even he had considered possible and Echo Harbor Tech was born.
Rob's work reflects a long-standing commitment to thoughtful systems that serve people, and Echo Harbor Tech aims to do just that.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Echo Harbor Tech and WikiClip
WikiClip is a web-based application that works in your browser. You can access it from any device with an internet connection, and it's designed to work seamlessly across desktop and mobile devices.
Absolutely not. We don't sell your data, show ads, or use any tracking mechanisms. Your privacy is our top priority, and we've built WikiClip specifically to protect your information and provide a distraction-free experience.
Your information is completely private. We use end-to-end encryption for all data transmission and storage. Only you can access your personal knowledge base, and we never share or sell your information to third parties.
Yes, you have complete control over your data. You can export your entire knowledge base at any time in multiple formats, and you can delete your account and all associated data with a single click. We believe in data portability and user control.
Our curated options are AI-powered suggestions that appear as you browse and explore topics. They're designed to help you discover related information and make meaningful connections, but they're always optional - you can ignore them or disable them entirely if you prefer.
Still have questions?
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