Save it in one paste.
Find it in one search.

The no-nonsense bookmark manager for everything you save — articles, products, posts, recipes, notes. One box. No folders to manage. No tutorial.

Saving your first thing signs you up — email only, no password. Free forever plan · Export everything anytime.

Export in one clickJSON or CSV, every plan
A real APIFree tier included
No AI on your savesNot now, not later
Delete means deleteAccount and contents

One box figures out what you gave it.

A link becomes a card with its title and picture. A note stays a note. A link with a comment stays both. You never choose a type, and there is nothing to file it into afterwards.

Type three words. There it is.

Titles, notes, tags and descriptions, all at once. On Pro, the full text of the pages too — any word that was on the page the day you saved it.

Pages die. Your copies don't.

The recipe disappears. The listing goes down. The thread gets deleted. On Pro, SnapsNote keeps a readable copy and a screenshot of every page you save, so the save outlives the link.

Switching from Pocket or Raindrop?

Bring it over in one file. Pocket exports, browser bookmarks and Raindrop CSVs all land with their tags intact.

Pocket exportBrowser bookmarksRaindrop CSV

$15 a year. That's the whole thing.

Not $15 a month. No monthly-only tricks, no AI upsell, no seats.

Free
$0
forever, no card
  • 200 saves
  • Tags, search, link previews
  • Export to JSON or CSV
  • Full API access

Rather pay once? Founding plan — $39, once, and you're done. Same as Pro, for as long as SnapsNote exists.

The things people actually ask

If you used Pocket to save links and find them again, yes. Import your Pocket export in one file and your tags come with it. On Pro, SnapsNote also keeps a readable copy of every page, so saves survive the original link dying. If you mainly want a distraction-free reader app, a dedicated reader may suit you better.

Paste the first thing you'd hate to lose.

That's the whole setup. There is no step two.