Keptit

I’ve tried bookmarks, screenshots folders, Notes, and a couple of “save for later” apps. They all turn into a junk drawer. Keptit is the first one that actually feels like a library I can use later. The share sheet is the whole point. I can send a recipe, a product page, an Instagram save, an X post, or a photo from my camera roll and it lands with a thumbnail and source instead of a dead link. Adding a short note while I’m still looking at it is what makes it useful — “try this drip layout for the front yard,” “3-wood distance from the range,” whatever I was thinking in the moment. Search is better than I expected. Titles, notes, source, and even text from the save. Boards and categories (Home & DIY, Food, Creative) keep projects separate without making me file everything perfectly on day one. UI is calm and fast. Home / Library / Add / Search is obvious. First-save onboarding is clear. I like that it doesn’t rewrite what I saved or get in the way of the original intent. It’s new, so some sources still need the thumbnail polish they already started shipping in 1.0.1, but the core idea is right: save from anywhere, find it later, keep the context. If you constantly screenshot things and then never find them again, this is the app.