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Getting started with Tagsora

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1. Create your account

Go to app.tagsora.com and sign up with your email and a password. You will get a verification email: you have to click that link before you can sign in.

If it does not arrive within a couple of minutes, check your spam folder.

Today you save from the web; the extension and the mobile apps are in the works. They all end up in the same place:

Paste the address. On the main screen, the add button accepts a pasted URL. Quickest way to try it.

The bookmarks bar. Add the “Save to Tagsora” button to your bookmarks bar and save the page you’re on with one click, in any desktop browser, Safari included. How to add it.

The browser extension (in the works). For Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Firefox; it is not in their stores yet. It will save the page you are looking at with one click, with Alt+Shift+S, or from the right-click menu.

Share from your phone (in the works). It arrives with the iOS and Android apps: from the browser or any app, you will share the link to Tagsora.

3. What happens right after

Saving is instant, but behind the scenes Tagsora does four things:

  1. Reads the page’s metadata: title, description, author, image.
  2. Extracts the readable text for reader mode.
  3. Suggests tags from that content, not from the title.
  4. Builds a representation of its meaning, so search can find it later by what it says.

It takes a few seconds. Meanwhile the link is already saved: there is nothing to wait for.

4. Read

Tap the card to open the link. In Settings you choose what that tap does by default: reader mode (the clean text, no ads or menus, in your font and size) or the original site.

A PDF is a deliberate exception: it always opens in its original viewer, because tables and figures look better there. Its text is still extracted, which is why you can search, summarise and highlight it.

5. Highlight and annotate

Select a passage in reader mode to highlight it, and add a note if you want. Highlights live in your library, searchable alongside everything else, even if the original article disappears.

6. Find things

Two routes, and both are worth knowing:

Tags and collections. Every link carries its tags; tap one to see everything sharing that topic. Collections group by hand whatever you want to keep together.

Search by meaning. On the search screen, describe what you remember: “the one about why long meetings fail”. You do not have to guess the article’s exact words — that is the point of semantic search.

7. Organise your reading

  • Reading trays: every link sits in Inbox, Later or Archive. You change it from the card itself.
  • Queue: suggests what to read now based on how much time you have and whether you want to read, watch or listen. Podcast episodes and the articles you want read aloud play from there, in the background.

7b. Follow sources, podcasts and radio

Besides saving individual links, you can follow blogs and outlets over RSS, podcasts (with transcripts when the show publishes them) and radio stations. New items land in What’s new, a separate tray: only what you save enters your library. It is explained in Sources, podcasts and radio, and there is a public directory to get started.

8. Settings worth a look on day one

  • Language (Spanish or English) and theme (light, dark or system), with a choice of accent colour.
  • Import, if you are coming from another app: see the import guides.
  • Export my data: take the whole library with you whenever you want.
  • Delete my account: no support email, no questions.

About the free plan’s limits

The AI features have limits because each one costs real money. On the free plan: 1,000 links in the library, 100 new links processed per day, 10 summaries per month, 200 semantic searches per day, 30 followed sources and 5 assistant queries per day. Podcasts and radio have no quota.

Saving never fails because of a limit. If the processing quota runs out, the bookmark is still saved and the AI retries the next day.

The full breakdown is on the pricing page.

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