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lhypds
Stashing things like pages, posts, videos, channels, repositories and mobile apps — into a personal, shareable collection.
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Pages, posts, videos, channels, conversations, repositories, mobile apps — the things you find in a day scatter across a dozen apps that will not talk to each other. stash puts them in one place, with a note attached, in a collection you can share or take away with you.
There is nothing to file. Paste a link and stash reads it, works out what it is, and puts it in the right place. Type something that is not a link and it becomes a note.
No password, no email, no confirmation link. Pick a name and your stash is there. Put a password on it later if you want it locked.
A locked stash is read-only until you unlock it, so a shared screen or a borrowed laptop cannot change anything.
Title, image, author and a snippet are pulled from the page itself, so a stashed item still means something a year from now. Pages and chats also keep a screenshot.
Add your own note beside an item — why you kept it, what to do with it — with an image or a text file attached.
Search across everything you have kept, or narrow to one store and one source.
Share your stash with a link, or export the whole thing as a ZIP whenever you like.