STASH: Save Links, Screenshots

STASH keeps the links, screenshots and places you save for later in one place, and lets you sort them into collections by pushing cards sideways. Use it to save links to read later, organize screenshots, keep a list of places to go and restaurants to try, or gather a wishlist and recipes.

Save from any app

Tap Share in any app and choose STASH, and a link, photo or place is saved at once. Copy a link and open STASH, and an add button appears at the bottom.

Screenshots come in by themselves

STASH picks up new screenshots from your photo library. It reads the words inside them on your phone, so you can find a screenshot by what it says, or select part of it and copy just that text.

Map links become places

Links shared from Google Maps, Apple Maps, Naver Map or KakaoMap are saved as places with their name and address, shown together on a map, and open in the map app you choose.

Sort by pushing cards

Everything not yet in a collection waits in the Sorter. Push a card sideways to file it into a collection, or swipe up or down to leave it for later. Filed the wrong one? Tap undo. Screenshots can be cropped right there.

A lighter photo library

STASH keeps its own full-size copy of every screenshot you file, so you can choose to delete the originals from your photo library. On Android 11 and later, deleted originals go to the trash.

Find and browse

Search looks through link titles, the words inside screenshots, places and your notes at once. Add favorites, tags and notes. Travel, Shopping and Restaurants collections are ready from the start.

A nudge when it piles up

When the Sorter reaches the number you set, STASH reminds you. Never at night.

No account, on your phone

No sign-up. Your items are stored on this device and never synced.

STASH Pro

One purchase removes the ads and opens everything below. It is not a subscription.

File in four diagonal directions in the Sorter

Export and import, all at once or one collection

Send a whole collection

Send links, pictures and addresses from a computer

Put what you use often on the Collections tab

Your full record of what you saved, sorted and opened

Available in English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional) and Vietnamese.