Send me your links. I'll keep them tidy.
I'm Pebble. Share anything from any app, and I'll file it, tag it, and bring it back when it's useful. Ask me about it later, or find your places on a map.
The problem
You save it. Then it's gone.
A recipe in Instagram's Saved. A video in Watch later. A café in Maps. A paper in a chat with yourself. Every app keeps its own pile, so the good stuff never comes back.
InStash gathers it into one place, and Pebble keeps it in order.
Instagram · Saved214posts, rarely opened
YouTube · Watch later87videos, oldest from 2023
Chat with yourself1,203links and screenshots
Browser tabs43open "for later"
Reddit · Saved96threads you meant to read
Maps · Want to go58places, no reminders
One place.Every save, filed and easy to find.RecipesLearningPlacesStyle
How it works
Three steps. You only do the first.
Share from YouTube
WhatsApp
InStashX
Reddit
Share from any app
Tap Share and pick InStash. You stay where you were. On a laptop, one click in your browser.
Paneer masala, weeknightRecipes
Retrieval for long docsLearning
Homestays near the lakePlaces
Pebble files it
It reads the title and preview, picks a collection and adds tags. Not sure? It asks you once.
InStash · now
Back for you: homestays near Kodaikanal lake
InStash · 10:30
You've saved 3 things about sourdough
It comes back
Pick Tonight, This weekend or Someday, and Pebble reminds you then. Or ask Pebble whenever you need something.
Use cases
For whatever you're into.
Pick one to see what Pebble would make of it.
On your laptop too
One click, and it's saved.
The browser extension saves the page you’re on in one click, then lets you add why and when. It lands in the same place as your phone saves.
- Right-click any link, picture or selected text to save it.
- Alt + Shift + S saves the page you're on.
- No password. Connect it with a one-time code from the app.
evalsguide.example/practical-guide
Savedto LearningA practical guide to evaluating LLM apps
Why?
TryBuyReadWatchGo
When?
TonightThis weekendSomeday
Roadmap
Where we are, and what's next.
Each step starts when the one before it is ready.
Now
Waitlist
The app is built and being tested by the team.
You: join with your email.
Next
Closed test
Android, invite only, at least two weeks on Google Play.
You: tick "tester" and we'll send a Play invite.
Then
Open beta
Anyone on Android can join from Google Play. The extension goes on the Chrome and Firefox stores.
You: install, and tell us what's missing.
Then
Launch
Version 1.0 on Google Play for everyone.
Waitlist: first to hear.
Later
iPhone
If enough people ask for it.
You: tick iPhone on the sign-up form.
Questions
Good to know.
When can I use it?
Testers get it first, through an invite on Google Play. After that comes an open beta anyone on Android can join. Join the waitlist and we'll email you at each step.
How do I become a tester?
Tick "I'd like to test the Android app early" when you sign up, and give the Google account you use on Play. We'll email you an invite when the test opens. It runs for about two weeks.
Is there an iPhone app?
Not yet. It's Android first, plus a browser extension. Tick iPhone on the sign-up form if you want it.
What can I save?
Anything you can share from another app: links from YouTube, Instagram, Reddit, X, Substack, GitHub, Maps or any website, plus screenshots and photos. On a laptop, any page, link, picture or selected text.
Can I find something I saved months ago?
Yes. Search everything you've saved, or ask Pebble in your own words, like "what can I cook tonight?", and it brings up the saves that fit.
Do I have to sort things myself?
No. Pebble picks the collection and the tags. You only step in when it asks, or when you want to move something.
Does it cost anything?
Testing is free. We'll share pricing before launch.
Early access
Be one of the first.
Join the waitlist, and help test the Android app if you'd like. Google needs a group of testers before a new app can go live, so every tester counts.
