Link Shelf: save it

You save things all day. A reel you'll cook later, a thread worth re-reading, an article you'll get to tonight. They land in three different apps and you never see them again. Link Shelf is where they go instead. SAVE FROM ANYWHERE Link Shelf sits in the iOS share sheet. Two taps from Instagram, X or Safari and it's kept — title, preview image and all. Or just copy a link and open Shelf: it offers to save it. A CATEGORY, SUGGESTED Every save gets one suggestion, and you approve it with a tap. Link Shelf reads the page — in English or Hebrew — and learns as you correct it: file one link from an account somewhere, and the next one from that account follows. WHAT EACH LINK IS Every link gets a few words under its title — "Shakshuka recipe", "Article about AI agents" — written on your iPhone, so you know what's waiting without opening it. WAITING FOR YOU The home screen opens on what you haven't opened yet, with a count per category. Nothing is a "streak". Nothing nags. A WEEKLY DIGEST Once a week, on the day and at the time you choose, Link Shelf shows the five oldest things still waiting. Catch up in one tap, or let them wait another week. One notification, and only if you ask for it. YOURS, ON YOUR PHONE Your links stay on your iPhone. No account, no tracking, no analytics. Link Shelf goes online only to fetch the title and preview of a link you saved — and, if you choose to join the updates list, to send us your email address.