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Save stashes in Chrome and optionally sync with your Android device. Local-first, standalone, peer-to-peer, no cloud. Stashly lets you save anything from Chrome - links, text selections, notes and use the extension as a standalone local stash manager. If you want, you can also sync everything with your Android phone or tablet over your home or office Wi-Fi. No sign-in. No cloud. Everything stays on your own devices. HOW IT WORKS Save from Chrome • Click "Save Current Tab" in the popup to stash any page instantly • Right-click selected text → "Save to Stashly" to capture notes • Right-click any link → "Save link to Stashly" • Write a quick note directly in the popup Sync to Android (optional) • Install the Stashly app on your Android device • Enable P2P Sync in the app • Open pairing in the extension and pick your device from the discovery list • Approve the request on Android — done • Stashes sync automatically in the background over your local network Fully offline-first • All stashes are saved locally in your browser even without pairing • Search, filter, and browse your stashes at any time — no network needed PRIVACY BY DESIGN • Zero data collection — we don't have servers to collect from • No account, no sign-in, no email required • Sync traffic goes directly device-to-device over your local network • Bearer-token authentication with on-device approval during pairing • Uninstalling removes all local data automatically FEATURES ✓ Save links, notes, and text clips ✓ Right-click context menus for one-tap saving ✓ Full-text search across all stashes ✓ Filter by type: Notes, Links, Images, Videos, Files ✓ Two-way, receive-only, or send-only sync modes ✓ Sync deletions (optional — off by default) ✓ Configurable sync interval (30s, 1 min, 5 min, or manual) ✓ Works completely offline without pairing REQUIREMENTS FOR SYNC • Stashly for Android (free, available on Google Play) • Both devices on the same Wi-Fi network • P2P Sync enabled in the Android app The extension works standalone as a bookmark/note manager even without the Android app.
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