How it works
Your personal second brain.
Save anything. Revisitly remembers the rest.
Your Personal Second Brain
The memory your AI is missing. Save links, notes and screenshots, then find them by what they mean.
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Weeknight miso salmon
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Back todayQuote
“The best ideas arrive while you're doing something else.”
Saved from a podcast
Place
The tiny bookshop by the river
Travel › LisbonVideo
Typography basics in 12 minutes
Found by meaningScreenshot
Flight to Lisbon, 14 Nov
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Gift idea: a film camera for Anika's birthday.
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Why we forget what we read
Copy keptPicture
Living room colours
Lease agreement.pdf
home, rentingMost AI knows the internet. Revisitly knows what you saved.
Ask anything. Every answer links to the saves it came from.
Revisitly keeps the text of every page you save.
A title, tags and a Space, suggested. Your choices always win.
Search what you remember, not the exact words.
Today lays out your saves by kind, Space and topic.
It remembers what you kept, and shows where each answer came from.
How it worksConnect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor or any MCP app that takes a personal token. They can search your saves, never change them.
Save, organize, find, explore. About half a minute.
How it works
Save anything. Revisitly remembers the rest.
Upload an export file. Folders, tags and notes come with it.
Android, iPhone and a Chrome extension are on the way. Get them first.
A personal second brain for everything you save: links, notes, screenshots, quotes and files. It organizes them, finds them by meaning and brings them back when they're useful.
Chat apps know the internet; Revisitly knows what you saved. It answers only from your saves, with a link to each one it used.
Yes with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and other MCP apps that take a personal token (You › AI assistants); they can read your saves, never change them.
No. With AI on, a save's text and link go to OpenAI only to organize and search it, and OpenAI doesn't use that data for training; turn AI off and nothing is sent.
Revisitly understands what each save is about, so “cheap flights” can find “budget travel tips”. It also searches the text of the pages you saved.
Links, articles, videos, posts, recipes, places, notes, quotes, pictures, screenshots and PDFs. If you can paste it or drop it, you can save it.
Yes, everything is free today. There's no paid plan yet.
The web app works now, in any browser on your phone or computer. Android and iPhone apps and a Chrome extension are coming.
Yes. Upload the export file from any of them, or your browser's bookmarks, and your folders, tags and notes come along.
Any time, from You › Export: a full copy as JSON, a bookmarks file any browser opens, or a spreadsheet. Pictures and PDFs are listed, not included.
Go to You › Delete account and confirm with Google. Everything stored online is removed within 30 days.
Not in the browser yet. Offline reading comes with the phone apps.
Revisitly tells you when you've already saved something, and Clean up finds duplicates and links that stopped working. For saved pages it keeps a text copy, so a dead link isn't the end.
Yes, up to five levels deep, like Work › Clients › Proposals.
Anyone who saves more than they can remember: researchers, writers, students, builders and the curious.
Only you can see your saves, and data is encrypted in transit. You can export or delete everything whenever you like.
No. No streaks, no guilt, and no reminders unless you set one. Today is a calm place to explore what you saved.
Open my.revisitly.app and sign in with Google. Save your first link, or import your old bookmarks.