Save now.Figure out whylater.
Afterthought reads every link, screenshot, and clip you stash — then surfaces them when they're useful. Your saves folder, but it actually does something.
i fear i won't survive the year unless i read A Little Life. it keeps coming back into my life like a stalker.
You're great at saving. The “coming back to it” part isn't going so well.
Bookmarks, screenshots, Pin boards, tabs you're afraid to close — most of it disappears into a folder you never open. Afterthought turns that pile into something you can actually use.
Save from any app with one tap.
Hit save anywhere — share sheet, browser extension, drag-and-drop, even paste. Afterthought reads the page in the background, suggests tags, and tucks it into your library. No friction, no folder tax.
5-min creamy garlic pasta you'll make on repeat
Collections form automatically.
Save four things on the same vibe? Afterthought spots the pattern, names the collection, and files it. No tags to maintain, no folders to nest. Just open the app and find what you're working on.
Trail running
Auto-formed · 4 savesAI connects the dots before you do.
Save three things on the same topic and Afterthought spots the pattern. Drafts a comparison, pulls the prices, suggests the next move — without you having to ask.
You're hunting for an apartment in Brooklyn.
Five Reels, two Pin boards, a StreetEasy listing — all studios in Williamsburg or Greenpoint, all under $3,200. Want a tour planned?
Ask your library anything.
Compare specs, surface the takeaway, find the buried lede. Real answers — pulled from your own saves, with sources you can click back to.
Three saves rise to the top:
Pasta scales without losing texture; pair it with the caesar (double the dressing) for an easy Sunday.
Already got 800 Pins and 600 bookmarks?
Import from Pinterest, Instagram saves, X bookmarks, browser bookmarks, your screenshots folder. Afterthought reads everything you've already stashed — so day one looks like year five.
A weekly recap of what you saved — and what's worth a second look.
Every Sunday morning, Afterthought sends a small digest: what you saved this week, what you almost forgot, and a couple of things worth re-opening. Skim it in bed.
23 saves. 4 new collections.
Questions, before you save.
Read-later apps are queues you scroll past — Pocket, Instapaper, the “Saved” tab on every social app. Afterthought reads what you save in the background — pulling out summaries, recurring themes, and answers — so the library works for you instead of staring back. You don't have to read everything. You just have to save it.
Links, screenshots, tweets, Reels, TikToks, PDFs, plain text notes, voice memos, and anything you can share from another app. If you can copy or share it, Afterthought can read it.
Full content. Articles, captions, transcripts of videos, OCR'd text from screenshots. That's why it can answer questions about your saves instead of just listing them.
Your library is yours. Saves are end-to-end encrypted on device, never used to train models, and never shown to anyone else. Export everything any time.
No. The whole point is to save the messy stuff — the tab you're embarrassed to admit is still open, the bookmark you forgot. Afterthought is a private space to be a hoarder, then quietly turn it into something useful.
Free during beta. Long term, the core save / search / library will stay free. Heavier features (unlimited Ask, weekly digests, big imports) will be a small monthly fee. Beta users keep founding pricing.
iOS, macOS, Web, and Chrome / Safari / Arc extensions today. Android and Windows are next on the list.
Start saving like it counts.
Free during beta. Bring everything you've already stashed — we'll make it worth opening again.