Magpie

Magpie is a quiet side panel for Chrome that collects images, screenshots, links and text snippets into private boards — on your machine, not our cloud. Most save-for-later apps become destinations: a feed to scroll, an algorithm to please, ads dressed up as inspiration. Magpie opens when you see something worth keeping and disappears when you're done. Nothing scrolls on its own; nothing wants your attention back. No feed, no ads, no account needed. It's private, verifiably: no telemetry, no host permissions at install, and every network claim is checkable in DevTools. Your boards can mirror to plain files on disk — one folder per board, images as ordinary files, snippets as markdown — so even uninstalling Magpie leaves everything behind, yours. The free product is the whole collector, forever. Paying adds reach: Magpie Plus ($5.99/mo or $59/yr, 14-day trial) keeps your boards in step across devices, adds the web app at magpie.ee (installable on Android — share from any app straight into Magpie), runs the AI helper with no key to bring, and holds ~15,000 clips (10 GB). Pro ($12.99/mo or $129/yr) is 10× the room. Cancel anytime — every file stays on your machine.