Native bookmarks are useful until your saved links are split between social apps, browsers, and watch-later lists. A social bookmark manager gives those links one home so you can find them without remembering which service held the original save.
What a social bookmark manager actually saves
Tuck stores the original URL together with metadata it can retrieve, such as a title, thumbnail, author, site name, or video duration. It does not download or preserve the original post, article, or video. Opening an item takes you back to the source in a browser or supported app.
- Keep links from several services in one feed
- Search device-local metadata and collection names
- Filter by unread state, content type, or archive
The basic Tuck workflow
Open the operating system share menu on the page you want to keep and choose Tuck. You can also paste a URL into Tuck manually. If metadata retrieval fails, Tuck still saves a minimal URL card when the link is valid, so a temporary network or site-preview failure does not have to lose the link.
- Share or paste the URL
- Optionally place it in a collection
- Find it later with search and filters
Who it is for
Tuck is useful for people who collect ideas across social media, video platforms, and the web. It works especially well for research, recipes, travel planning, study links, and inspiration. It is a link manager, not an offline article reader or media downloader.
Try Tuck
Save social posts, videos, and articles from the share menu, then find them again with search, collections, and reminders.
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Download Tuck
Tuck is an iPhone and Android app for saving, searching, and organizing links from social posts, videos, and web articles.
