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Flagship product
Trove
iOS beta available · waitlist open
Save what matters. Return to it beautifully.
Trove is a premium capture-and-library app for the things your brain refuses to hold forever: links, notes, files, quotes, images, RSS, reminders, and the quiet sparks of thought you want back later. Save instantly. Organize naturally. Read deeply. Re-find anything.
Capture links, notes, files, quotes, images
Resurface reminders, reader mode, RSS, watchers
Multiplatform Apple platforms first, Android in development, web planned
Why Trove lands
Most save apps become graveyards. Trove is built to stay alive.
Saving is not the hard part anymore. The real problem is resurfacing the right thing at the right time without drowning in a landfill of old tabs and abandoned notes. Trove is designed around that second half of the problem: structure, readability, recall, and motion that keeps the whole system feeling active instead of inert.
What usually happens
You save it, forget it, then save it again six weeks later.
Browser tabs sprawl. Notes blur together. Read-later tools get heavy. Files detach from the reason you kept them. The archive exists, but it stops being useful because nothing in it feels easy to return to.
What Trove does instead
Capture fast. Shape the library. Bring things back with intent.
Trove lets you keep the full range of modern inputs in one place, then layers in reader mode, reminders, RSS, watchers, collections, tags, and AI assistance so the library stays discoverable and useful after the moment of capture.
Capture without friction
Save a link, type a note, drop in a file, keep a quote, or turn an article into a real library item. The first job is speed. The second job is preserving why you cared.
Turn clutter into a system
Collections, tags, pinned items, smart suggestions, and source-aware grouping help the library cohere over time instead of decaying into a single undifferentiated pile.
Actually read what you saved
Reader mode strips distraction, RSS gives you a dedicated lane for signal, and reminders let important items come back at the right moment instead of dying in backlog.
Use intelligence where it helps
On-device AI summaries and tag suggestions speed up orientation without turning the product into a gimmick. The goal is calmer recall, not algorithmic theater.
Core product scope
A product system, not a pile of disconnected tools.
Trove is not just a bookmarking app, not just a notes app, and not just a read-later tool. The point is that these jobs belong together. The same item can start as a quick save, become a reading session, pick up structure, then resurface when it matters.
Links, notes, files, quotes, images
The raw inputs of real work and real curiosity all land in one premium library.
Reader mode that earns its place
Readable articles, cleaner context, and a place to keep long-form ideas after the tab is gone.
RSS and watchers for active signal
Track feeds, monitor sources, and turn ongoing information into something actionable instead of noisy.
Collections, tags, pinned items, search
Trove helps the library keep shape as it grows so retrieval gets easier, not harder.
Reminders that feel native
Because some items deserve a second moment. Save it now, bring it back when your future self needs it.
Motion as product behavior
Transitions, sheet behavior, tab movement, and tactile UI are part of the value, not afterthought polish.
Designed to feel premium
The goal is software that feels calm, serious, and alive enough that you trust it with the things you want to keep.
Platform plan
Multiplatform by design.
Trove is launching first on Apple platforms, where the product can be sharpest today. Android is in active development, and the web is planned as a deliberate extension of the same product system.
Launch experience
Fast capture, premium sheets, reader mode, reminders, and the main library experience tuned for daily use.
Shipping first
Expanded workspace
Bigger layouts, stronger browsing, and more room for long-form reading, RSS triage, and management flows.
Desktop-class depth
Native build in progress
Material You / Expressive direction, motion-forward interactions, and feature parity where it matters most.
Actively in development
Planned product surface
The goal is a considered web experience that preserves the same clarity, retrieval flow, and product standards as the native apps.
On the roadmap
Trove is being built as a long-horizon product for capture, reading, and recall, with the same standard carried across every platform it reaches.
Early access
Get early access and launch updates.
Join the Trove waitlist for concise product updates and launch access. If you want a closer look sooner, the iOS beta is already available through TestFlight.
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Apple platforms lead the initial release. Android is in development. Web is planned.
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