Getting Started
Save a link with the reason you kept it, then find it again with tags and search.
Just Save It keeps every link together with the reason you saved it. This guide covers the whole loop: save a link, add its context, and find it again later.
Save a link
There are two ways to add a link from your dashboard:
- Paste it anywhere. Copy a URL, then press
Ctrl+V(orCmd+V) while the dashboard is open and no text field is focused. The link is saved right away. - Use the button. Click Add a link and paste the URL into the field.
Any http or https URL is accepted. If the link is already in your collection, Just Save It opens the existing bookmark instead of creating a duplicate.
Add the context
Once the link is saved, the dialog asks for two optional fields:
- Why I keep this - a short note in your own words: what the link is for, or what to remember about it.
- Tags - free labels such as
react,stateorto-read. For a GitHub repository, its topics are suggested as tags.
Press Enter to save. If you close the dialog instead, the link stays saved without context, and you can come back to it later with Edit note and tags in the card menu.
Rich link cards
Just Save It fetches the page title and description when they are available. Public GitHub repositories get a richer card with the description, stars, topics, main language and last activity.
These details are read once, after the link is saved. To update them, open the card menu and choose Refresh details.
Find a link again
The search box above your list looks through titles, descriptions, URLs, notes and tags at the same time. A few words are usually enough.
You can also:
- filter the list by one tag;
- turn on No context to list the links saved without a note or tags, and fill them in when you have a moment.
Plans
The Free plan keeps up to 100 bookmarks. Pro removes the limit for EUR 3 per month or EUR 30 per year. Payments currently run in Stripe test mode: no real charge is made.