Stashio - Super Bookmark Manager
Save anything. Turn saved links into real-life plans
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Save anything. Turn saved links into real-life plans
3 followers
My saved links were a graveyard. So I built the exit door. Share anything into Stashio — an article, a screenshot of a menu, a reel, a Google Maps pin. It reads it and pulls out the useful part: address, price, expiry date, the steps, what was said out loud in the video. Then it hands it back: a reminder, a nudge when you're near a place you saved, or a straight answer when you ask your own library. iOS + Android. Web and Chrome pair with the app. Free to start.
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Hi everyone, I'm uranashel. I built Stashio because my "Saved Messages" chat had become a digital landfill.
I kept sending myself links—cafes, recipes, expiring vouchers—and never opening them again. To fix this, I built a smart save button. You use a mobile share sheet or Chrome extension, and Stashio actually parses what you send. It pulls the address from a menu screenshot, the price from a product page, the expiry date on a voucher, or even transcribes what someone said in a video.
But my early analytics hit me hard: users saved hundreds of items but searched for almost zero. Saving wasn't the problem; retrieving it was.
So, I pivoted Stashio to focus entirely on getting your data back to you when you actually need it:
Location nudges: Your phone pings you when you walk near a place you saved months ago.
Smart reminders: Alerts for things like that voucher expiring next week.
Ask your library: An AI search that answers questions based on your saves and points directly to the source link so you can verify it.
Some honest limits, because you'll find them anyway: extraction depends on the source (anti-scraping exists), AI isn't perfect, and it’s strictly mobile-first. The web app and extension are just companions—you have to install the phone app to sign up. The free tier is fully functional, and Premium uses localized pricing.
I’d genuinely love to know: what’s the oldest thing rotting in your "Saved" folder right now, and what exactly would it take for you to actually use it?
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