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AI search for everything you save
Find anything you've ever saved. Instantly.
iLinkVault uses AI to understand every link you save, so you can search it like memory, not folders.
Free to start — no credit card required
Search by what you remember
Private by default
Desktop access available
Live Preview
Ask your memory
that startup idea article about AI agents
AI search demo
Search your links like you think, not like folders
The core promise is simple: describe the link the way you remember it, and your vault brings it back immediately.
Natural language search
Natural language search
that startup idea article about AI agents
Try topic, timeframe, source, or intent
Takes seconds to start.
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Saved notes on orchestration patterns, memory layers, and agent task design.
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700+ Downloads/
5★ Rated/
iOS & Android/
Browser Extension/
700+ Downloads/
5★ Rated/
iOS & Android/
Browser Extension/
700+ Downloads/
5★ Rated/
iOS & Android/
Browser Extension/
How it works
Save once. Let AI understand it. Find it later naturally.
The workflow stays lightweight because the retrieval is the real product, not the filing system.
01
Save links from the apps you already use
Articles, docs, tweets, repos, videos, and references all land in one vault without extra setup.
02
AI understands the context behind each save
Your vault captures topics, sources, and intent so you do not need to remember exact titles or folder names.
03
Search by memory when you need it back
Ask for the thing you vaguely remember and retrieve it instantly instead of searching the web again.
Use cases
Different workflows. Same retrieval problem.
iLinkVault is most valuable for people who save aggressively and later need one specific link back at speed.
Founders
Store startup ideas, competitors, GTM notes, and tools in one searchable place.
- Find research right before a pitch or planning session.
- Keep idea fragments retrievable instead of scattered across tabs and notes.
Developers
Save docs, repos, bug fixes, and tutorials without losing the one you need later.
- Search by stack, error context, or what the article helped you solve.
- Bring back reference links without rebuilding the query from scratch.
Researchers
Keep sources, references, and evidence retrievable when you actually need them.
- Reconnect to saved evidence by topic, timeframe, or source.
- Stop duplicating effort every time a project resumes.
The real problemFix this with iLinkVault
Be honest about what happens to saved links
You've saved hundreds of links.
You remember almost none of them.
So you search Google again.
That's not saving. That's losing slowly.
Why it matters
Features only matter when they keep knowledge usable
The product is built around retrieval outcomes first. Everything else is supporting infrastructure.
AI search
Retrieve a saved link from partial memory, not from perfect labels or manual filing.
Private by default
Save sensitive links with confidence while keeping personal research and collections protected.
Cross-device access
Move from phone to browser without breaking the chain between saving and retrieving.
Desktop access
Your saved memory should be available where you work
Use the browser extension to retrieve the same links while you are already in docs, tabs, and research flow.
- Keep retrieval available on desktop without rebuilding your system elsewhere.
- Jump from saved context to action while you are already in the browser.
Chrome & Edge
Instant access to your vault across all desktop browsers.
Cross-Device Sync
Save on mobile, retrieve on desktop in seconds.
Why this instead
The alternatives break down at retrieval time
This section answers the questions that show up after the value is clear but before the signup happens.
Why not just bookmarks?
Because bookmarks store links. They don't help you retrieve them.
- Folders and tabs help you save. iLinkVault helps you find.
- Search by what you remember, not where you filed it.
- The goal is not storing more links. The goal is losing fewer of them.
How is this different from Notion?
Notion is a workspace. iLinkVault is purpose-built for saved-link retrieval.
- No database setup.
- No manual tagging workflow required.
- Built for instant lookup, not ongoing organization overhead.
Does this actually work?
The value shows up in the exact kinds of vague queries real users make.
- Search by partial memory.
- Search by topic, source, timeframe, or purpose.
- The homepage proves retrieval before asking for signup.
Bookmarks
save
Notion
organize
iLinkVault
retrieve
Trust
Serious enough for daily knowledge. Simple enough to use immediately.
The trust story is about relief: less re-searching, less forgotten context, and more confidence that saved things stay findable.
"I used to save links and lose them inside my own system. With iLinkVault, I can search the way I remember and get back into flow almost instantly."
L
Laurensassets
App Store Review
"This replaced my habit of dumping links into Notes. Now I can actually retrieve the reference I meant to keep."
R
Rina Patel
Product designer
"I save docs, repos, and bug-fix threads all day. iLinkVault is the first tool that makes those saves reusable later."
M
Marcus Lee
Indie developer
Private by default
Your saved links stay yours and sensitive collections can stay protected.
Search feels instant
The product is optimized around quick retrieval, not long organization flows.
Desktop access available
Your saved memory is reachable from mobile and the browser extension.
Pricing snapshot
Free to start. Upgrade only when the value is obvious.
Pricing stays visible for decision-making without interrupting the main story.
Free to start
Save up to 100 links and build the habit before paying anything.
Best Value
Pro for unlimited + AI
Unlock unlimited links, AI retrieval, and advanced vault features.
Lifetime available
Prefer one purchase instead of a subscription? That option is there too.
Start free. Upgrade only if it becomes essential.
See Full PricingDownload free — no card needed
Try the free plan. Upgrade inside the app when you're ready.
FAQ
A few answers before you start
These are the questions most likely to block the signup decision.
Yes. You can start with the free tier and only upgrade when unlimited saving and AI retrieval become essential to your workflow.
Join iLinkVault
Start building your second brain for links
Save once, retrieve instantly, and stop recreating searches for things you already found before.
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