
Save a video, an article, a product, a thread. Hookova reads it, writes the summary and files it away. Find it again a year later in one search.
You bookmarked it. That was eight months ago.
It's in a tab, a folder, a Notes app, or a DM to yourself.
So you never go back, and you never learn from it.
Whatever you're holding when you find something, there's a way to keep it.
Share a TikTok, Reel or Short straight out of the app it's playing in.
iOS · coming soonOne click on whatever page you're reading. Right-click a link to save it unopened.
Chrome · unpackedThere's a field at the top of the board. Nothing to install.
Six MCP tools. Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any other MCP client.
A title, a one-sentence synopsis, the two to four things worth remembering, and the shelf it belongs on. Two to five seconds. You type nothing.
The moment you find something is the moment you're least willing to file it. So filing takes two taps, and you go straight back to what you were doing.
Share sheet, straight out of TikTok, Reels or Shorts. Tap Hookova and keep scrolling — the summary is written by the time you look again.
iOS · coming soonOne click on the toolbar files the page you're reading. Right-click a link and it's filed without you even opening it — that tab you were about to leave open for three weeks.
Chrome · unpackedSearch reads the synopsis and your own notes, not just the title — so a half-remembered detail is enough to get it back.
You've lost a library before — to an app that shut down, or a subscription you stopped paying. Everything here is one button away from being plain files on your own disk.
Every save becomes a markdown note — heading, synopsis, your takeaways, your own notes — in the order you saved them. Drop the folder in a vault and it's already linked up.
The MCP server hands the library to an assistant: search it, tag it, export it, without opening the site. Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor.
Markdown is a text file. Nothing here needs Hookova to still exist for you to read it in twenty years.
Saving has always been free and never spends an analysis credit. Thirty a day on the free plan, fifty on Basic, uncapped on Pro.
Start saving — free