Forced context.
You can't save without a why. The friction is the feature.
One sentence. That’s all Stash asks. Write why it matters — or future you will have no idea.
Tap the side tab, hit a shortcut, or right-click any link, image, page, or selected text. Stash pops up wherever you are.
You can't save without a why. It's annoying for two seconds. It's a gift for two months. Your future self will thank you.
“the thing about idempotency tokens” finds it. So does “before the meeting tomorrow.” Page titles lie. Your reasons don’t.
Designed by people who got tired of bookmarking things and never opening them again.
You can't save without a why. The friction is the feature.
Find saves by what you were thinking, not by the URL.
Organize loosely. Get nudged before things go cold.
No account, no server, no cloud. It never touches our servers.
Stash randomly surfaces old saves so they don't rot in the dark.
Links, images, pages, selected text. If you can see it, you can stash it.
You saved it. you will read it later never open it.
47 tabs open. zero memory of why.
Past you knew. future you present you has no idea.
The link is dead. the thought never was.
Stash is different. It saves the thought, not just the URL.
Install in 30 seconds. No account. No excuses.