KeepScroll for iPhone

Videos, posts and pages. All in one place.

A project brings together a page, a post and a video. In KeepScroll, everything goes into the same library: collections by subject build themselves, and your folders and notes keep your context.

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Library

Brown butter cookiesiramsfoodstory · 05/12/2024Recipes#cookies +7
Iceland travel itinerarylukekellytravels · 04/03/2026Travel#iceland +5
Artemis II mission photographs@nasa · 04/05/2026Science#space +5

Public posts saved in the app, each in the collection for its subject.

Share the link
In the social app or in Safari, tap Share and choose KeepScroll. The link is saved instantly, even without internet.
It organizes on its own
KeepScroll watches and reads for you: summary, transcript when there's speech, recipe, workout or places. Each item lands in the collection for its subject.
Find and ask
Search by what was said in the video or written in the post. Or ask the chat, which answers with what you saved and shows the source.

The link, the content and the way back

A screenshot keeps the image and loses the link. A message to yourself keeps the link, but it gets lost as the conversation scrolls. In KeepScroll, videos, posts and pages become items in your library: with what was read or watched, and one tap to open the original.

What goes in

Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Reddit, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Pinterest, Kwai, Bluesky and any public web page, through Share in the app or in Safari. Entire X threads and long Reddit posts come in complete.

Collections, folders and notes

Collections: build themselves, based on each item's subject.
Folders: you build them, for a project: the remodel, Saturday dinner, the trip. You can share a folder by link.
Notes: yours alone. “Use in Friday's presentation” is searchable too.

Ask instead of searching

The chat answers only with what you saved and shows which item each piece of information came from. When the answer isn't in your library, it says so.

To set up an organizing routine, see how to organize everything you save online.