Sift - Save and ask

Save anything from the web. Ask your library questions and get cited answers.

Sift remembers what you save so you don't have to. Save any page with one click, then ask your library questions in plain English and get answers with citations. Most save-it-for-later tools just archive links. Sift actually understands what you saved. Ask "what did I read about productivity last week?" or "do I have anything on healthier snacks?" and get a direct answer with sources, not a list of titles to scroll through. How it works: 1). Click the Sift icon to save the page you're on, or right-click any link to save it without opening it. 2). Sift saves the link and quietly reads the full content in the background. 3). Open your library at sifthq.io and ask anything. Sift draws only from what you've saved, with inline citations linking back to the original pages. What it's good for: - Articles and essays you want to come back to - Documentation, guides, and tutorials - Research threads across multiple sources - Anything you find yourself re-googling The more you save, the more your library knows. Connections between saves surface on their own, so you find things you forgot you had. Sift is free to start, with AI search included. No folders. No tags. No manual organisation. Just save, then ask.