Keevo
Save any link. AI organizes the rest.
3 followers
Save any link. AI organizes the rest.
3 followers
Save any link and let AI auto-tag, categorize, and make it searchable in plain English. No manual folders, no lost bookmarks. Just paste a URL and find it later by describing what you remember. Free Chrome extension included.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Aniket, the maker of Keevo.
I built this because I had a simple problem: I'd save interesting links constantly — articles, Reddit threads, YouTube videos, GitHub repos — and then never find them again. My browser bookmarks were chaos. Folders didn't work. Tags were tedious.
So I asked: what if AI just handled all of that?
With Keevo, you paste a link and the AI auto-tags it, puts it in the right collection, and makes it searchable by description. You can literally search "that article about salary negotiation from last month" and find it.
The Chrome extension lets you save from any tab with Cmd+Shift+K. And if you're a developer like me, Cmd+K fuzzy search is absurdly fast.
A few things I'm proud of:
- Platform-aware filtering — it knows the difference between a Reddit thread and a GitHub repo and filters accordingly
- Natural language everything — Cmd+I opens an AI chat where you can say "save this" or "show me all my React articles"
- Public collections — turn any collection into a shareable page with one click
- Free plan gets you 50 links and 5 AI queries to try it out. No credit card needed.
I'd love your honest feedback — what features would make this a daily-use tool for you?