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I'm the developer of Stash Anything, an iPhone app that lets you save anything you want to come back to later, straight from the Share Sheet in whatever app you're using. This means your camera roll won't be full of random screenshots from stuff you want to find later. You spot a recipe on Instagram, a video on TikTok, a thread on Reddit or an article in Safari, tap Share, pick Stash, and it goes into a folder. Everything you save builds up in one place. After a while you can see the recipes you meant to cook, the places you wanted to visit and the products you were thinking about buying, all sorted instead of buried in your camera roll. It came from my own habit of screenshotting things to "deal with later" and then never finding them again. Saving a link takes the same couple of taps as a screenshot, but you can actually open the original post again when you need it. There's also a Mac companion if you do most of your browsing on a laptop. It's free to download, with 100 saves and 10 folders included. If you need more than that, Pro is a one time purchase of $9.99 with no subscription. That's the USD price and it may vary by region. Stash Anything on the App Store If you've used a bookmarking or read later app before, I'd like to hear what made you stick with it or give up on it. I'm particularly curious whether you'd mainly use something like this for recipes and shopping, or for saving articles and videos to get through later.   submitted by   /u/N0omi [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 23:47:30