Grab it.
Share a link from any app, save the page you’re reading with one click, or jot a quick note. It’s kept the moment you do, and you can add a line about why it caught your eye.
You saved it for a reason.
A recipe you meant to cook. An article you wanted to finish. A place a friend swore by. A post that put into words something you’d been feeling for weeks.
So you saved it. On Instagram, in a Reddit thread, as a YouTube link, in a chat with yourself, in one of forty open tabs, as a screenshot somewhere in a camera roll of thousands.
And then you never saw it again.
Not because it was deleted. Because it was scattered across a dozen apps, each with a save button and none built for what happens after you press it. Nothing you can properly search. Nothing that brings it back when it matters. Nothing that stays with you if you leave the app.
Scoop is where those things go.
One private library for every link you save and every note you write. Save to Scoop from the apps and browsers you already use, and it’s kept the moment you do.
It’s the tool you’ve always needed and never quite had: simple enough to use without thinking, and careful enough to trust with the things that matter to you. Behind the scenes, Scoop’s AI keeps it all in order, so you never have to.
Find it.
Search everything you’ve kept by what it was about, where it came from, or what you wrote about it. Your whole library, on every device you sign in to.
Action it.
Scoop’s AI understands what you saved and what it asks of you: a date to keep, an offer that ends, a recipe that’s there whenever you want it. It speaks up only when it’s sure, and tells you why.
Scoop it from anywhere.
The things worth keeping turn up everywhere: in a feed on your phone, in a tab on your laptop. Scoop is there in both, and it all lands in one library.
On your phone
Tap Share in any app on Android or iPhone, then Scoop. It’s saved without ever leaving the app you’re in.
In your browser
Click Scoop in Chrome, Safari and other major browsers, and the page you’re on joins the same library as everything else.
Private by default.
What you save says more about you than anything you post. So everything in Scoop starts private, and you decide what happens to it.
You decide who sees it.
Everything you save is private until you choose otherwise. No followers, no public profiles, no feed of other people.
Never sold. Never used to train AI.
We don’t sell or rent your library, and it is never used to train anyone else’s AI models.
Yours to keep.
It works offline, follows you to a new phone, and signing out never deletes a thing.
Quiet on purpose.
No streaks, no endless feed, nothing built to keep you scrolling. Scoop is there when you need it and out of the way when you don’t.
Coming soon to your phone and your browser.
- Android
- iPhone
- Chrome
- Safari
We’re getting the last details right. Scoop is coming to Google Play and the App Store, with extensions for Chrome, Safari and other major browsers.
Questions, or want to know the day it’s ready? Write to us.
developer@myscoop.appQuestions, answered.
What is Scoop?
Scoop keeps every link you save and every note you write in one private, searchable library that AI keeps organised for you. It’s coming to Android and iPhone, with extensions for Chrome, Safari and other major browsers. Save from Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, X, any website or any app with a share button, then find it again in seconds.
What can I save?
Links from any app that can share one: posts, videos, articles, recipes, products, places and threads. You can also write notes of your own, or add a note to any link. Scoop keeps links and notes, not files.
Can I save from my computer?
Yes. The Scoop extension for Chrome, Safari and other major browsers saves the page you’re on in one click, into the same library as your phone.
Can Scoop replace Pocket, a read-later app or my bookmarks?
Yes. Scoop covers what a read-later app or a bookmarks folder does, and goes further: it keeps links from every app, not just articles from the web, alongside your own notes, all searchable in one place.
Who can see what I save?
Only you, unless you decide otherwise. Everything in Scoop is private by default, and there are no followers, no public profiles and no feed of other people’s saves.
Does Scoop use AI?
Yes, quietly. Scoop uses AI to understand what you save, so your library stays organised and the right thing turns up when it matters. Your library is never sold, and never used to train anyone else’s AI models.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Saving never waits for a connection. Your library lives on your phone and catches up with your other devices when you’re back online.
When does Scoop launch?
Soon. Scoop is coming to Google Play and the App Store, with extensions for Chrome, Safari and other major browsers. To hear the day it’s ready, write to developer@myscoop.app.