About Stashd
Stashd is a save-for-later app for iPhone and iPad. You send anything to it through the share sheet, including links, articles, screenshots, messages, photos and notes, or add a link or write a note directly in the app. Each item lands in one searchable inbox where AI writes a title and a short summary, adds tags and files it under a smart category.
Dates and deadlines mentioned in a saved item are turned into reminders, with a nudge the day before and alerts ahead of expiry for things like offers and tickets, and a Sunday summary lists everything saved that week. Users can search across their stash, ask questions that are answered from their own saved items, group items into collections, pin important ones and archive the rest. Shared collections can be opened to other people with an invite code. Fifteen saves are free, and the Pro tier lifts the cap.
Key features
- Save from any app through the share sheet
- AI titles, summaries and tags for every item
- Reminders detected from dates in saved items
- Ask questions answered from your own saves
- Collections, pinning and archiving
- Shared collections with invite codes
Good fit for
- Keeping recipes, research and receipts in one place
- Getting reminders about offers and tickets that expire
- Sharing a collection of links with a group
Stashd: questions and answers
- What is Stashd used for?
- Stashd is a phone app where you share links, articles and screenshots to have AI title, summarize, tag and remind you about them in one searchable library. It is a good fit for keeping recipes, research and receipts in one place; getting reminders about offers and tickets that expire; and sharing a collection of links with a group.
- Is Stashd free?
- Yes. Stashd has a free plan, and paid plans start at $9.99 per seat per month.
- Is Stashd open source?
- No. Stashd is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Karakeep, Linkding and ArchiveBox.
- What are some alternatives to Stashd?
- Stashd competes with mymind, Readwise and Raindrop.io.
Open-source alternatives to Stashd
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Karakeep
Productivity
Karakeep is the open-source bookmark manager for links, notes, and images. Automatically o
AGPL-3.0vs Raindrop.io★ 29k
Linkding
Productivity
A self-hosted bookmarking service that is designed to be minimal, fast and easy to set up.
MITvs Raindrop.io★ 11k
ArchiveBox
Productivity
ArchiveBox is a self-hosted app that lets you preserve content from websites in a variety
MIT★ 29k
Linkwarden
Productivity
Collect, read, annotate, and fully preserve what matters. Open-source, self-hostable bookm
AGPL-3.0vs Raindrop.io★ 20k
Wallabag
Productivity
With wallabag, archive the web freely. wallabag is a self hostable application for saving
MITvs Instapaper★ 13k
NetNewsWire
Productivity
RSS reader for macOS and iOS.
MITvs Feedly★ 10k
SaaS alternatives to Stashd
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mymind
Note Taking
Private space for saving notes, images and web pages with automatic tagging
SaaS
Readwise
Note Taking
Collects highlights from books and articles for review and export to note apps
SaaS
Raindrop.io
Productivity
Bookmark manager with collections, tags and full-text search
SaaS
Matter
Productivity
Reading app that brings newsletters, feeds and read-later into one place with highlights
SaaS
Reminde
Productivity
iOS app to save and organize content and set reminders, working as a read-later inbox
SaaS
Offlink
Productivity
App for saving links in one tap and reading them later, even offline
SaaS

