Save anything with context.
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AI.

Yes. Free to start, no credit card, no catch. The free plan gives you 50 saved pages, 20 AI queries a month, and full-text search across everything you keep — plus the Chrome extension to save any page in one click.

If you outgrow that, Pro lifts the limits: unlimited pages, unlimited AI queries a month, unlimited imports, MCP and API access for your AI tools, and priority support. It’s also how you support a small team building something different.

And there’s no lock-in. You can export everything you’ve saved to Markdown whenever you want.

Your stash lives in the cloud and stays in sync everywhere you use it. Save a page on your laptop and it’s waiting in your phone’s browser too (soon in iOS app). Nothing is trapped on one device.

It’s private to you. Think of it as your own personal search engine — one that holds only what you chose to keep, and that only you can search.

Not a thing. Save a page, then search for it later in plain English. That’s the whole workflow.

Behind the scenes WebStash reads what you saved, suggests tags, and builds a searchable understanding of every page — so you can find things by meaning instead of remembering the exact words. Nothing to configure, no prompts to learn. It just works from the first page you save.

Bookmarks were built to file links away, not find them again. You drop a URL in a folder, forget the folder exists, and the link may as well be gone. Keyword search doesn’t save you either — it matches the words on the page, not the idea you actually remember.

WebStash flips that. It saves what you read and makes it searchable by what you meant, not what you typed. No folder trees, no manual tagging, no lost knowledge — just the thing you wanted back, the moment you go looking for it.

Yes — that’s the whole point. WebStash searches by meaning, so “that article about staying focused” can surface a post titled “Deep Work” even if you never used those words. It blends semantic search, keyword matching, and a reranking pass so the right result rises to the top.

Or just ask. Put a question to your stash and WebStash answers from what you actually saved — with every claim linked back to its source, so you can trust it and click straight through.

A few things, working together so you never have to think about them. When you save a page, an embedding model turns its meaning into something searchable. When you ask a question, Claude reads across your saved pages and writes the answer, citing the sources it used.

Searches run through a hybrid of semantic and keyword signals with a reranking pass on top, so results stay sharp whether you remember the exact phrase or only the gist. You never pick a model or touch a setting — WebStash handles all of it.

Whatever’s fastest for you. Click the Chrome extension on any page, pipe a URL from the terminal with the CLI, or let an AI assistant save and pull context through the MCP server. You can also paste a link straight into the app.

Every one of those feeds the same stash, so it doesn’t matter where something came from — it all lands in one searchable place.

The web app runs in any modern browser on any computer — Mac, Windows, or Linux — so your stash is always one tab away. The one-click save extension is on Chrome today.

A dedicated iPhone app is in the works. You can join the waitlist on this page to get in early.

The whole readable page, not just the URL. WebStash keeps the content of what you saved so it stays searchable later — which also helps when the original gets changed, moved, or taken down.

You can highlight the passages that matter most, too. Your highlights are saved alongside the source and searchable right next to everything else.