Acopio - Save dev tools once, rediscover them via your AI

Bookmarking a tool is easy; remembering it when you need it isn't. Acopio is a personal catalog: capture repos, CLIs, and API docs with a one-click bookmarklet, then find them by meaning via local semantic search — no exact keywords needed. What's different: an MCP server exposes your catalog to Claude, Cursor, and other AI assistants. Describe a project and your AI suggests tools you've already saved and vetted — from your own toolbelt, not generic web results.

Hi Product Hunt, Daniel here. I built Acopio to fix a problem I kept hitting: I'd find a great library, CLI, or API doc, bookmark it, and then completely fail to remember it few weeks or months later when I actually needed it. My bookmarks became a graveyard. Acopio is a personal catalog for the tools you find. You capture a page with a one-click bookmarklet, and later you search it by what it does rather than the exact name — semantic search over your own catalog. The part I'm most excited about: Acopio runs an MCP server, so Claude, Cursor, and other AI assistants can query your catalog directly. When you describe what you're building, your assistant suggests tools you've already saved and trusted — not whatever it pattern-matches from the open web. I'd love your feedback — but mostly I'm curious whether this resonates: have you hit the same "I know I saved something perfect for this" frustration, and how do you deal with it today?

Acopio - Save dev tools once, rediscover them via your AI

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