Stashr

Every day you bookmark things you fully intend to come back to: a thread on X, a saved post on Reddit, a recipe on TikTok, a reel on Instagram, and more. Almost none of it comes back to you. Your saves are scattered across the apps they were made in, each with its own broken excuse for a bookmarks page, no search worth the name, and no protection at all when the original post gets deleted, made private, or lost to a dead account. The internet's default is that everything you save slowly rots. Stashr is built on the opposite default: everything you save is yours, forever, in one place. Its browser extension works with your platforms, starting with X, Reddit, TikTok, and Instagram, with more on the way. You keep bookmarking exactly the way you already do, natively inside each app, and Stashr captures each save automatically in the background. No copying links, no share-sheet ritual, no changing your habits. And it captures the whole post, not just a link back to it. Text, images, polls, quoted posts, and metadata are all stored in your library in full fidelity, so when the original disappears (and on today's internet, it will) your copy is still complete and readable. A bookmark that depends on the original staying up is a bet; Stashr replaces it with a copy you actually own. Then AI makes the collection usable. Every save is automatically tagged and captioned, and search understands meaning rather than keywords: "that pasta video" finds the recipe even if the caption never mentions pasta, and "the post about pricing psychology" works even when you remember the idea but not the words. Images are searchable by what's in them, not just by their text. Your library is also built for the AI era. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any other assistant through MCP and your saves become something your AI can actually search, cite, and reason over. There's a CLI and API for scripts and agents, so "find that article I saved about onboarding flows" is something you can ask in your editor, not just in the app. Getting started takes minutes: install the extension, connect your accounts (multiple accounts per platform are supported), and bulk-import your entire existing backlog of bookmarks and saves. Organize with collections, folders, favorites, and filters, or don't organize at all and let tags and search carry the weight. Your data stays private, and you can export everything at any time. Stashr works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Opera, with a 7-day free trial and plans from $6/month. Stop letting the best things you find on the internet disappear into apps that were never built to keep them. Stash them once, keep them forever, and find them in plain English.