Save videos, articles & places
New: every place you save gathers on one map, grouped into walkable day plans — with reader highlights, quote cards, and a meal planner that fills your grocery list.
Your saves have great taste. You just can't find any of them.
That video with the trick you meant to try — 47 Reels deep. The café list a friend sent — a screenshot, somewhere in 3,000 photos. The article you swore you'd read, open in a tab since March. And the address you actually need? Four minutes into a video you'd have to rewatch.
Saving takes a second. Finding is the part that's broken. Trove fixes finding.
Share anything to Trove and it works out what the thing actually is — a recipe, a place, a thread, a product, a song — then pulls out what matters and files it. Nothing to tag. Nothing to sort.
WHAT YOUR SAVES TURN INTO
• A recipe video becomes ingredients and steps you can cook from — even when it was filmed in another language
• A restaurant clip becomes the real place on a map, with a nudge when you're walking past it
• An X thread becomes the whole thread, unrolled and readable
• An article becomes a clean reader — and for publications you pay for, sign in once and your saves arrive in full
• A screenshot becomes searchable text, read on your iPhone — bring in fifty at once
• A song in a video becomes the track, with Spotify and Apple Music a tap away
• A date someone mentions out loud becomes a reminder before it passes
THEN YOU JUST ASK
"Which cafés did I save for Tokyo?" "What did that article say about sleep?" "What can I make with the leftover chicken in my fridge?" Trove answers from your own library and shows you the exact save it pulled from. Thirty travel videos become a mapped city. Forty saved ideas become a plan, sources cited. Search by what you meant, not the words you remember.
IT COMES BACK ON ITS OWN
The recipe surfaces at dinner time. The café shows up when you're near it. A deadline buried in a save taps you on the shoulder. Related saves connect themselves, and saved places group into trips you can walk. Home Screen widgets keep it all one glance away, and an Explore feed shows what other people keep.
ONE TAP, FROM ANYWHERE
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, Reddit, Pinterest, Spotify, newspapers, blogs — anything with a link. Share it, copy it, say "Save my clipboard to Trove," press the Action Button, or tap the button on your Lock Screen. Every door lands in the same library.
REPLACES
• The Notes folder called "to read"
• The DM thread where you send links to yourself
• 3,000 screenshots doing the job of a filing system
• Rewatching a whole video for one address
• Pocket (rest in peace)
A PLACE TO READ
Saved stories open in a clean, quiet reader at your type size. Highlight what's good and keep it as a card. Listen mode reads them aloud and follows along as it goes.
PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
Screenshots are read on your iPhone, not on a server. Nothing is read from your clipboard until you tap Save. Your saves are yours: never sold, never used to train AI models. No ads. No tracking. Delete everything anytime.
PRICING
Saving is free and unlimited, forever — no cap, no countdown. That part should never have a price on it. The AI work does cost real money to run, so the first 100 summaries and questions are on us, and Trove Pro covers it after that. The price keeps the servers on. That's the whole reason it exists.
Trove Pro ($2.99/month or $19.99/year):
• Unlimited summaries and details on every save
• Unlimited Ask Trove, always with sources
• Resurfacing always on — dinner-time recipes, nudges near your places
• Cook Mode, trip maps, and rich tiles on every save
No free trial and no ads. Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the period; manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings.
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Stop scrolling for things you already found once. Trove it.
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