mymind vs Dumplinks

mymind isn't another productivity app. It's a quiet, private garden for the things you care most about. With just a single tap you can save images, notes, articles, products, text highlights, recipes, movies or other bookmarks to your mind. It works effortlessly via the share sheet. One place for everything you care about. No need to file it, label or even tag it. It's all magically organized and visualized for you. Some call mymind it a treasure trove of ideas, inspiration & references. No algorithms selling your data, no social feeds fighting for your attention. It's just you and your mind, extended into a clean, private and almost magical space that feels less like software and more like memory itself. —— https://mymind.com/privacypolicy https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Stop losing links in your notes app, group chats, and browser tabs. DumpLinks is the fastest way to save anything you find online — a recipe, a restaurant, a product, an article — and actually find it again later. HOW IT WORKS Paste a link. DumpLinks reads the page, figures out what kind of content it is, and pulls out exactly the details that matter: • Recipes — ingredients, steps, prep and cook time, servings, difficulty • Places — address, hours, price range, cuisine, must-try dishes • Products — price, ratings, sizes, colors, top reviews • Articles — a clean summary so you remember why you saved it No manual tagging. No copy-pasting into a notes app. Just paste and go. STAY ORGANIZED • Full-text and smart search — search naturally, like "that pasta recipe from last month" • Collections — group saved links however makes sense to you • Add your own notes to any saved link • Everything searchable, nothing buried in old messages SHARE WHAT YOU FIND Found something worth sharing? Share a single link with anyone — they see exactly what you saved, with none of your private notes or other saved links exposed. SAVE FROM ANYWHERE Use the share sheet from Safari, Instagram, or any app — save a link without ever opening DumpLinks directly. Built for people who save things and mean to come back to them — and now actually can.