Inspiration is everywhere—don’t let it slip away. Your space for creativity! Save anything—articles, images, videos, webpages—with one tap. Effortlessly organize your resources using flexible tags and categories. Find what you need fast with smart AI search and automatic summaries. Create personalized “Collections” to group items for work, learning, or inspiration, keeping everything at your fingertips. With multi-device sync and offline access, your ideas are always with you, wherever you go.

PackPack is an AI-driven bookmark management tool tailored for saving content from online resources like news, social media posts, articles, images, files, links and more. Transform the way you manage bookmarks and handle your collections more intelligently.

1-Click to save any articles, social media posts, images, videos, and more. Inspiration is everywhere—don’t let it slip away. PackPack creates a dedicated space for your creativity! Save Anything, Capture Every Idea Articles, images, videos, or webpages—save it all with just one tap. Organize your creative resources effortlessly with flexible categorization and tagging. Smart Search, Organized Efficiency With powerful AI search and automatic summaries, finding what you need is faster than ever. Multilingual support ensures global ideas are always within reach. Creative Collections, Your Way Build personalized “Collections” to group saved items however you like. Whether it’s for work, learning, or personal inspiration, keep everything at your fingertips. Access Anywhere, Create Anytime With multi-device sync and offline access, your ideas are always with you—at home or on the go. PackPack makes every spark of inspiration the starting point for something great. Your Space for Creativity—download now and unleash your creative potential!

I enjoyed using PackPack for a couple months (generous free plan, unlike all the other similar apps — MyMind, I'm looking at you) but ended up deleting it when the AI refused to provide a summary of a perfectly innocent image of two twenty-something young men kissing. Lightly, not even making out. I just thought it was sweet, but ChatGPT declared it wasn't "comfortable" summarizing the content. Good grief. This Puritanical policing in the corporate space will just never be over, will it? And I thought the tech bros were all woke and sh*t. Anyway, it certainly was not the raciest image I might have saved either. In the end, even without AI, Pinterest still accommodates my digital packrat habits just fine, even though their moderation is often schizophrenic and slightly insane too. Good luck with the project though. It's very pretty.

This is the bookmark manager I've been waiting for! 🎯 As someone who constantly saves articles and social posts across different platforms, PackPack is a game-changer. The 1-click saving feature is incredibly smooth - no more copying links or switching between apps. Just tap and it's saved. What sets PackPack apart is its AI-powered organization. Unlike traditional bookmark managers that just create endless lists, PackPack actually understands the content you're saving. It automatically categorizes your saves and makes them easily searchable, which has saved me countless hours of manual organization. Pros: - Lightning-fast saving with just one click - Smart AI categorization that actually works - Clean mobile-first interface - Works across multiple content types (articles, social posts, files) - Makes finding old saves actually possible Areas for improvement: - Would love to see a desktop browser extension - More granular sharing options for collections - Integration with note-taking apps The team clearly understands the pain points of modern content consumption. Instead of building yet another "read-it-later" app, they've created an intelligent system that adapts to how we actually save and revisit content in 2025. If you're drowning in browser bookmarks and scattered saves across different platforms, PackPack is your life raft. Definitely worth checking out! 🚀

@huoru_liu We have a desktop browser extension available for download: https://packpack.ai/web-clipper

To my mind, all these AI-powered bookmark managers (mymind, sublime, et al) offer nearly identical functionality. I'll take the first one seriously that offers import tools. Otherwise, what exactly is the incentive to leave behind years and years of bookmarks using a different tool? No one else sees this as an issue? Even leaving behind a year of bookmarks is a big ask, IMO.

This is great! There's lots of potential for AI to improve information sorting here. Only comment i have so far is that i wish it saved in the original formatting - when i save text it saves down unstructured raw text so loses e.g. bullet lists. I feel like this would be an easy fix ?

It easily help bookmark managing while users reading.

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