STASH

Link saver for iPhone v 1.0

Up to 95% of saved articles are never reopened.

Never reopened Needed back

Studies put the range at 90-95%. A fact about the category, not a Stash number.

The rest are the reason Stash exists.

Free · No account · Nothing leaves your phone

01 / The feed

Everything you saved, newest first

The STASH feed on an iPhone, listing saved links with their page titles, the collection each one is filed in, and how long ago it was saved.

Page title, source, and how long ago you saved it

02 / Saving

Anything with a share button

Share Stash Done

An article open in another app with the iOS share sheet raised over it, showing STASH sitting in the row of apps you can send the link to.

Two seconds to save

03 / Finding

A fragment is usually enough

Search in STASH part way through the word mission, with the one matching saved link found through the note the reader wrote rather than the title.

Titles, tags, sources and your own notes

04 / Sound familiar

Four ways people end up here

The tab closer

Thirty tabs open, and you save them to close them.

The project

A course, a launch, a renovation, gathered in one place.

The library

Recipes, gear, places to eat. Not a queue, a collection.

The one that went away

You kept a library somewhere else. Then an export window, and nothing.

05 / Owning it

There is no server to shut down

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Accounts

No sign-up, no email address, no password.

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Ads

None in the app, and none planned.

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Servers

Your links live in the app, on your phone.

  • No sync One phone. That is the trade for having no server.
  • No subscription Stash is free. There is nothing to upgrade to.
  • Full export Every link, tag, note and collection, as one JSON file.

Pocket closed in July 2025. Millions of people got an export window, and then their library was somebody else's decision.

One thing that is not nothing

Stash sends a small set of anonymized usage events. Never a URL, a title, a note or a tag. The privacy page lists every one.

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