Send me that reel.
Share any link from any app into one place. It lands in the right folder on its own, and friends can add to the folders too. Replaces the WhatsApp chat with yourself and the "send me that reel" group.
See something.
A reel, a post, an article, a pair of shoes. If it has a Share button, it can go in Saves.
Share, tap Saves.
No folder to pick, nothing to type. Tap the share arrow on the phone to try it yourself.
Saved to Travel.
A small card names the folder and gets out of the way. If the sorter is not sure, it says "Saved, sorting" and the link waits in Inbox for you. Keep scrolling.
Shelves, not a feed.
Open Saves and you see folder covers, not a list. Colour belongs to folders, everything else stays quiet. Tap Sort to clear the Inbox.
One dot means new.
Share a folder by link and Dana and Noa can drop things in. The dot marks what you have not opened yet, and it means nothing else.
Same two taps on Android.
On iPhone a card appears over the app you were in. On Android a full screen confirms the save and closes itself. Neither one asks you a question.
Filed before you look up.
Every save gets one look: the title, the page, where it came from. Cookies go to Cooking. When it cannot tell, it says "Saved, sorting" and waits in Inbox instead of guessing.
Colour belongs to folders.
Everything else is monochrome. Hover or tap a shelf.
Everything else slides up.
One job per sheet. Try the swatches and the emoji.
Start a folder with friends.
Tap Share on any folder and send the link. It opens on their phone, and looking needs no account. Whoever joins adds from their own share sheet, and every new link shows up in your folder with a dot.
