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Capture ideas, links, PDFs, and videos in one place.
Capture what matters now, then come back to a library that keeps growing with you.
Bring in a web page, a file, a YouTube video, or a quick note, then keep everything in one place.
Save articles, references, and pages worth coming back to.
Drop in documents, papers, and files you want close at hand.
Keep talks, tutorials, and references in the same library.
Capture drafts, clues, and ideas before they drift away.
KeepFlash gives links, PDFs, videos, and notes one calm place to stay, so they are easier to find, read, annotate, and return to.
KeepFlash is not just where things stay. It is where you keep working with notes, PDFs, videos, and AI in the same flow.
Use headings, lists, callouts, media blocks, and slash commands in one calm editing flow.
Stay close to the material while reading, annotating, and revisiting the important parts.
Use the note itself as context instead of starting from a blank prompt.
The value of KeepFlash is not only saving something once. It is having a place where useful material stays close enough to resurface later.
Follow highlights, notes, and related references as if they were spread across the same desk.
Search and return to the right material without rebuilding the context from scratch.
Capture ideas, links, and references for free, then upgrade when you need faster retrieval, more AI usage, and more room to grow.
Save notes, links, PDFs, and videos without overthinking where they belong first.
Smarter search and full AI model access help you get back to the right context faster.
More storage, larger uploads, and higher AI limits support heavier research and capture habits.
Move up to a paid plan when you want faster search, all AI models, and more room for a growing library.
Capture ideas, links, PDFs, and videos in one place.
The everyday plan for capturing, searching, and working with your library.
For deep research, larger libraries, and high-frequency AI workflows.
Choose the plan that fits how you save, revisit, and build on what you collect.
Save a page, a PDF, a video, or a quick note, and let your library grow from there.