Save what matters.Tagsora brings it back.
Articles, videos, podcasts, recipes or that post you don't want to lose: save it in one tap. AI sorts it for you, and you find it by what you remember, even when you can't recall where you saw it.
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Start with the free plan. No card required.
For everything you care about
Your hobbies
The recipe you saw on TikTok, the weekend hike, that song, the video on fixing your bike. All together, and at hand when you need it.
What you read and listen to
Articles, newsletters, podcasts and radio in one library. Read without the clutter, or listen while you do something else.
Your work
Sources, quotes and ideas for a project, in collections you can share with your team.
What you study
Highlight what matters, review it at intervals and take it to Markdown when it is time to write.
How what you save comes back
Saving is one gesture: paste the link or forward it to your email address, and Tagsora does the rest. The extension and mobile apps are in the works.
Read with room to think
Open articles in reader mode, choose your typeface and text size, and keep your highlights. When you need more context, request a summary or ask about the text.
Listen when your eyes are busy
Follow shows, explore their episodes and listen to live radio. Your articles have their own listening mode too.
It sorts itself
When you save, AI reads the content and tags it. You fix the tags you disagree with; no folders.
You find it by what you remember
“That video about a hike with two lakes” finds it even if you use none of those words. And you can ask an article questions without leaving the text.
You review it
Your highlights come back at intervals so you do not forget them, and you take them to your notes when you need them.
Everything Tagsora does
done by AI
Saving is one gesture
Paste the URL on the web and Tagsora pulls the title, image and author by itself. The browser extension and sharing from your phone are in the works.
Videos, music and posts
Save videos from YouTube, TikTok or Vimeo, music from Spotify or SoundCloud and posts from Instagram, X or Reddit, with their image and title, next to everything else.
It tags itself
Every new link arrives with tags suggested by AI from its actual content. Edit them freely — they are yours.
Search by meaning
“That article about why remote teams fall apart” finds the article even if it never used those words. Semantic search, not string matching.
Reader mode without the noise
The clean text of the article, in your font and your size. PDFs too: a saved paper can be summarised, searched and highlighted.
Your PDFs, ePubs and documents
With Premium, 5 GB to upload PDFs, ePubs, Word files and other documents and read them here with highlights, notes, summaries and search. Only you see them.
Summaries on demand
A summary is generated when you ask for it, not in the background for everything you save. You decide what deserves one.
Ask the article
The reading assistant defines a term, summarises a paragraph or answers questions about what you are reading, without leaving the text.
Highlights and notes
Underline what matters and add your note. Highlights outlive the article: they stay in your library.
Collections to share
Group links by hand, share a collection with whoever you want or make it public under your profile. Others see what you add and what you highlight.
Follow sources over RSS
Subscribe to blogs and outlets, or import your OPML, and keep only what you save. New items land in a separate tray: what you do not save never clutters your library.
Podcasts, with transcripts
Search for any show, follow it and listen in the background. When the podcast publishes its transcript, it reads, searches and highlights like an article. Free, with no quotas.
Live radio
Thousands of stations from around the world, by country and by name. They save like any other link and play from the same queue.
Listen to it
Any article can be read aloud with your device voice, and on premium with a high-quality AI voice. For the commute or the gym.
Bring what you have
Bring your library
Tagsora imports your library from Pocket, Instapaper, Raindrop or Readwise, and your browser bookmarks HTML too. Highlights and notes come along.
Start with something to follow
An open, hand-curated directory of podcasts and RSS sources in English: pick a category, see what is there and follow it from the app in one tap.
Simple pricing
Free, €0
Premium, €39.99 a year
€5.99 a month · VAT included · Payments are not open yet.
Your data is yours, visibly so
You take everything with you
Export your whole library whenever you want: links, notes, highlights and sources.
You delete your account yourself
From inside the app, without emailing support.
No tracking cookies
No third-party profiling analytics either, which is why you see no consent banner.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to pay to use it?
No. The free plan holds up to 1,000 links and includes reader mode, highlights, collections, search, 30 RSS sources and a daily taste of the AI features; podcasts and radio have no quota. Premium raises the limits and adds the AI voice, a save-by-email address and 5 GB to upload your PDFs, ePubs and documents.
Which platforms is it on?
The web app works today in any modern browser. The extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Firefox and the iOS and Android apps are in the works.
Can I take my data with me?
Yes. There is a full export of your library (links, tags, notes, highlights, collections and sources, OPML included) and account deletion, both from Settings.
What about AI and my content?
AI processing happens on our server, never with keys on your device, and only over the content of the pages you save — to tag them, summarise them and make them searchable.
Does it work as a podcast app too?
Yes, and that part is free with no quotas: a search over the open Podcast Index, a curated catalogue, a preview of any show, background playback and listening memory. When a podcast publishes its transcript, Tagsora treats it as text: searchable, summarisable and highlightable.