SnapsNote is a simple bookmark manager: paste a link or note into one box, find it later in one search. No folders. Import from Pocket or Raindrop, export JSON/CSV on every plan, full API. Free plan; Pro is $15/year and keeps a permanent copy of every page.
Hi everyone,
I'm the solo maker behind SnapsNote. When Pocket shut down, I realized how much I'd been trusting one app with years of stuff I meant to come back to, and how easily all of it could just vanish. The alternatives I looked at were either more organizing work than I wanted, or another monthly subscription.
What I wanted was simple: paste something in, and find it again later without thinking about where I put it. So that's what I built.
There's one box. Paste a link and it turns into a card with the title and image, or just type a note. No folders to set up. When you need something back, type a few words and search goes through titles, notes, tags and descriptions. If you're on Pro, it also searches inside the pages themselves and keeps a copy of each one, because links die more often than you'd think.
A few things I cared about from day one: you can export everything as JSON or CSV on any plan, there's an API on the free tier, and your saves are never used to train AI. I also kept it cheap to run on purpose, which is why Pro is $15 a year and not $15 a month. If you'd rather pay once, there's a $39 founding plan.
If you're coming from Pocket or Raindrop, you can import your export file and your tags come along.
It's just me building this, so I read every comment and I'd really appreciate honest feedback, especially on search and importing. I'll be around all day to answer questions.