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Save links, articles, and pages to your Nemos second brain. Organize into folders, add notes and tags. Save anything you find on the web into your private, Apple-synced second brain — in one click. Nemos: Save Anything is the capture tool for people who never want to lose a link, article, or idea again. Click once and the page is saved — title, preview image, and source included — organized into folders you control. WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT • One-click save — capture the page you're on, straight from the toolbar, right-click menu, or ⌘/Ctrl+Shift+S • Save as Article — keep a clean, readable copy of the full text, stripped of ads and clutter, readable forever even if the page changes • Organize as you save — folders, notes, and tags at save time, so nothing piles up in an "unsorted" graveyard • Built-in library — browse, search, and reopen everything from the popup, the side panel, or a full-page view without leaving your browser • Private by design — signs in with your Apple ID and stores everything in YOUR private iCloud database. No new account, no servers of ours holding your data, no tracking HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the Nemos icon and sign in once with your Apple ID (standard Apple two-factor sign-in) 2. Save any page as a link or a full article 3. Find it again in seconds — search your whole library right from the side panel PRIVACY FIRST Your saves travel directly from your browser to your private iCloud database via Apple's CloudKit. We collect nothing, see nothing, and sell nothing. Pairs with Nemos, the visual second brain app (nemosapp.com) — screenshots, notes, voice memos, reminders, and now the entire web, in one searchable place.
Jul 17, 2026
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