Web pages, threads, images and screenshots kept with their source URL and date, as files on your own Mac, searchable to the word.
You saw it, you can quote it, but the page was edited overnight and your bookmark points at the new version.
Half the links in a two-year-old folder lead nowhere.
Uploading source material to someone else’s server should be a decision, not a default.
Save an article or a thread on X as Markdown, with its source URL and the date you saved it. Read it later in the app, offline.
Saved links are checked every week, and broken ones are flagged so you can find a copy before it is too late.
Full-text search covers file names, titles, descriptions and the content of saved articles. With the Curator, on your own API key, text inside images becomes searchable too.
Your library is a folder on your Mac. There is no account and no cloud copy. Anonymous usage statistics can be turned off in Settings.