FaveNest is a visual library for the links, notes, screenshots, PDFs, and places you save. Share from any app or click the heart in Safari, and Apple Intelligence writes the title, summary, and tags on your device, so nothing you save is sent off to be read. No account, no FaveNest server: your library syncs through your own iCloud. Native on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Saving, sync, search, and export are free; Pro (7-day free trial) adds the AI, on device or with your own OpenAI or Anthropic key.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Dion, and I make FaveNest.
Bookmarks pile up because nothing ever makes sense of them. Read-later lists turn into graveyards, and "I'll just screenshot it" means never finding it again. I wanted saving to take one tap and the tidying to happen on its own.
Here's how it works:
• Share a link, note, screenshot, PDF, or map pin from any app, or click the heart in Safari's toolbar. It's saved at once, even offline.
• Apple Intelligence reads it and writes a real title, a short summary, a category, and a few tags, on your device. Nothing you save is sent off to be read.
• Search reads the page text, your notes, and the words inside screenshots, in the app or straight from Spotlight.
• Map links become a map with Look Around, and product links keep their price.
There's no account and no FaveNest server. Your library syncs through your own iCloud, and the app has no analytics, ads, or third-party code. It's native on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Pricing, up front: saving, sync, search, and export are free, with no limit on saves. Pro is the part that writes things up, plus Places, Shopping, unlimited categories, and every tint: $2.99/month or $19.99/year with a 7-day free trial, or $49.99 once, shared with your family. No Apple Intelligence on your device? Pro can use your own OpenAI or Anthropic key instead. And if you ever stop paying, everything Pro already wrote stays.
Two things I'd love your take on: did the title and category it picked match what you'd have chosen? And what's the first thing you'd save?
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The title/category actually make sense to me. I’d probably save a bunch of web images, shopping items and just anything that spark inspiration. It can be one place to store all the things u find interesting.
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