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A Chrome extension that permanently saves what you find on Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and the web — so it's still there when you actually need it.
Instagram has better restaurant tips than Google.
Until you try to find that post again.
The post you saved last month? Deleted.
The account? Gone. The algorithm moved on.
Was it on Instagram? X? LinkedIn?
You don't remember which app anymore.
Ten thousand screenshots on your phone.
None of them ever became information.
Five capture modes in your toolbar. Every carousel slide, not just the cover. Title, tags, and a home — filled in before you hit save.
The end of the maximalist web.
For years the open web optimized for one thing: keep the user on this page another thirty seconds. The result is what you'd expect — popups, autoplay videos, three sticky bars, and a chatbot you didn't ask for.
Quietly, a different aesthetic crept back in. Calmer pages. Fewer cards. More room to breathe. Less to dismiss.
It started, of course, on personal sites. Places where there was no growth team, no quarterly OKR for time-on-page. Writers who wanted to be read, not measured. Designers who treated their landing as a portfolio, not a funnel.
It didn't stay there. Companies noticed that their best content — the stuff that actually got shared and remembered — looked nothing like their templated marketing pages. The stuff that got shared looked like an essay. Or a memo. Or a long, single-column letter that respected the reader's attention.
A page that knows what it is doesn't need to beg you to stay.
Single-column layouts. Variable-width type set in something that wasn't designed in 2014. Footnotes you can actually click without summoning a hover modal. Generous, honest white space — not the kind that exists because someone removed an ad slot last quarter and never filled the gap.
None of this is new. None of it is novel. That's the whole point.
If anything, the pattern is older than the optimization-obsessed era it's quietly replacing. We're not inventing a calmer web. We're just remembering it.
On Instagram, X, Threads, and LinkedIn, Stash hooks into the post itself. Media, caption, handle, source link — and AI-enriched tags, entities, takeaways, and mood — all from one click in the action bar.
Threads get deleted. Accounts disappear. Stash captures the actual content and keeps it safe — even when the original is gone tomorrow.
Don't waste time digging through folders or typing exact keywords. Just ask a question. Stash instantly reads your entire library, synthesizes the context, and gives you precise answers with exact citations.
Stash transforms scattered captures into connected insights, entirely on autopilot.
No folders to manage. No manual tagging.
Every post, thread, and article fully preserved. No more broken links.
AI automatically tags, categorizes, and summarizes your saves. Zero manual effort.
Your saves link together automatically, creating a living network of your ideas.
Talk to your stash. Get synthesized answers from everything you saved.
| Stash | Browser bookmarks | IG saves | Raindrop.io | Notion clipper | Readwise | |
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| Survives IG post deletion | Yes | — | — | — | — | — |
| Cross-platform unified stash | Yes | URL only | — | URL + preview | URL only | articles |
| Auto-tag, category & summary | Yes | — | — | — | manual | summary only |
| Visual AI (OCR · entities · mood) | Yes | — | — | — | — | — |
| Knowledge graph + map views | Yes | — | — | — | — | — |
| Ask your stash (RAG chat) | Yes | — | — | — | Notion AI | Ghostreader |
Instagram became your Michelin guide and your TripAdvisor. Stash keeps every food reel and hidden-gem post searchable by city, cuisine, or the friend who tagged it — long after the post is gone.
Pinterest boards forget the source. Instagram saves hide the product. Stash pulls the seller, the price, and the exact tag — so the ring, the lamp, the jacket you wanted six months ago is actually findable.
Save papers, threads, blog posts. Stash extracts authors, DOIs, and keywords — and draws the graph of what you've actually read.
Hooks, thumbnails, opening lines. Stash tracks engagement on every save so your next post leans on what actually worked — not what you vaguely remember.
GitHub stars are where ideas go to die. Stash pulls the README, the code block, the discussion — and lets you grep by what you were trying to do.
You don't have to be a researcher to lose things. Stash works just as well for dinner spots, workout reels, and "the ring she liked on that Reel."
| Compare plans Every plan, one stash. Capture from Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Threads, and the web. Upgrade when you outgrow the free tier. |
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| Monthly captures | 100 | Unlimited |
| AI model | Standard | Advanced |
| Auto-tag, summary, OCR, entities | Light analysis | Advanced analysis |
| Semantic search | Included | Included |
| Ask your stash | 3 trial chats | 200 / month |
| Storage | Browser storage | Cloud storage |
| Cross-device sync | Not included | Included |
| Device-loss recovery | Not included | Included |
| Deleted captures | Immediate purge | 30-day trash recovery |
Cancel anytime · 15-day money-back.
Find captures by meaning, not just matching keywords. Type "cozy brunch" and Stash surfaces posts you saved about "quiet cafés" or "slow morning lattes" — even when those exact words aren't in the post.
Semantic search returns a ranked list of matching captures, so you can browse and pick.
Ask your stash is a full AI chat — it reads across your captures and writes you a direct answer, with citations back to the originals.
Every capture is read by an AI that pulls out a summary, key takeaways, the questions it answers, the people and orgs mentioned, and the text inside images. The smarter the model, the more specific the extraction — and that signal feeds everything downstream: search, chat, the whole graph.
They keep their existing analysis — nothing is deleted, nothing is downgraded. New captures use the Advanced model automatically from the moment you upgrade.
For older captures you want to re-process, hit Re-analyze on the capture's detail panel — it re-runs extraction with Advanced and refreshes the search index in place. The capture itself, your tags, and your edits stay untouched.
Free-plan captures are stored only in this browser. If this browser's data is cleared or lost, the stash is gone with it — there is no server copy to restore from.
Data will be permanently lost if you:
For safety, use Settings → Export JSON to back up regularly, and Import JSON to restore on a new browser or device.
Stash holds no responsibility for local data loss on the Free plan.
Get started on the web in under a minute. Your stash lives on your device from the first second.