keepster.

Your personal library for the entire internet - the only one you can ask.

You save things for a reason. keepster makes them mean something. A recipe here, a workout there, an article you meant to read, a restaurant a friend sent - saved across your feeds, your videos, the open web, and your bookmarks. Then it's gone: buried in apps that don't talk to each other, with no title, no tags, 100 saves deep. keepster fixes that. Save anything with one click, and seconds later it comes back finished: titled, summarized, tagged, and filed exactly where you'd look for it. Then stop searching and start asking. You saved a cafe from a reel, a restaurant a friend sent, a viewpoint from a travel video. Months later you land in Lisbon, ask "what did I save for Lisbon?" - and keepster brings every one of them back. One-click save on any web page, plus a built-in "k." save button that appears right inside the social feeds and video sites where you already browse Every save auto-titled, summarized, and tagged - no manual filing Ask in plain language, get answers built from what you saved Your whole library, searchable in seconds, synced to the keepster web app No passwords - sign in with Google. No ads, no tracking. Your saves stay private to you.