For iPhone and Mac

Save anything. Find it later.

Send Grabd a link, a screenshot, a photo or a voice note. It works out what the thing is, gives it a name, and fills in the details you'd want. So when you look for it later, it's there.

Get it for iPhone Get it for Mac

Free to start. No ads. Needs iOS 26 or later.

The Grabd octopus holding an iPhone. Around it float saved cards: a restaurant in Paris, a pasta recipe, a book, a pair of headphones with a price, and a holiday photo.

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How it works

Three steps. That's all.

You don't have to tag anything, name anything, or tidy anything up.

  1. Step 1. Send it to Grabd

    Use the share button in any app. Or paste a link. Or take a photo. Or just say it out loud.

  2. Step 2. Grabd sorts it out

    It works out what kind of thing you saved, names it, and adds the useful bits — like an address, or a price.

  3. Step 3. Find it whenever

    Search for it in your own words. It's on your phone and your Mac, both.

What it understands

A link goes in.
Something useful comes out.

Here's what happens when you save a restaurant someone sent you.

You save this

https://maps.app.goo.gl/x7Kq…

You get this

Via dei Vascellari Via dei Genovesi Tevere

Restaurant

Trattoria da Enzo

  • Via dei Vascellari 29, Rome
  • Open until 11:00 PM
  • 4.6 out of 5, from 2,841 reviews
The Grabd octopus with a backpack and camera, reading a map covered in pins.

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Places to go

Save a restaurant or a spot on a map. You get the address, the opening hours and the reviews.

The Grabd octopus in a chef's hat, stirring a pot of pasta while reading a cookbook.

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Things to cook

Save a recipe from anywhere. You get the ingredients and the steps, laid out properly.

The Grabd octopus wearing headphones, relaxing with a record player and a stack of albums.

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Things to watch, read and hear

Films, shows, books, albums. You get the ratings, the cast, the author, and where to find it.

Grabd also handles

  • Products

    with prices

  • Events

  • Apps

  • Games

  • Articles

  • How-to guides

  • Ideas

    that you like the look of

  • Notes

    plain old ones
Saving

Save it without leaving what you're doing

Grabd sits in the share menu you already use, so it works in every app on your phone.

  • Tap share, tap Grabd. That's the whole thing.
  • Works from anywhere — a website, a message, a social post, your photos.
  • Nothing to fill in. Grabd sorts out the rest on its own.
The Grabd octopus surrounded by icons for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Safari, Reddit and other apps, with saved cards floating alongside them.

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Voice notes

Or just say it out loud

Press record and talk. Grabd writes down what you said, gives it a title, and files it — so you can search for the idea later using the words you actually used.

  • Your voice stays on your phone. The writing-down happens on the device itself.
  • Handy when your hands are full — walking, driving, cooking.
The Grabd octopus speaking into a phone, with a microphone symbol above it.

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Finding

Search the way you remember it

You don't have to remember what you called something. Grabd looks through everything — names, descriptions, addresses, your notes, and what you said in your voice notes.

  • Group things together in collections you name yourself, like “Japan trip”.
  • Pin the important ones so they stay at the top.
  • Flick through one at a time when you've forgotten what you saved.
The Grabd octopus peering through a magnifying glass.

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On your Mac

The same things, on your computer

Everything you save on your phone shows up on your Mac, and the other way round. It's a proper Mac app, not a website.

  • Drag and drop a picture, a link or a file straight onto the window.
  • Press ⌥ G from any app to save what you've copied, without switching windows.
  • Press ⌘ K to search everything you've ever saved.
Grabd on a Mac: a sidebar listing categories like Places, Recipes and Books, beside the Explore feed.

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If you make apps

Turn a screenshot into a GitHub issue

Grabd has a mode for reporting bugs. There's nothing to install in the app you're testing.

  1. Step 1. Show the problem

    Take a screenshot of what went wrong and say what you expected instead.

  2. Step 2. Grabd writes it up

    You get a proper report: the screen, what happened, and what should have happened.

  3. Step 3. Send it to GitHub

    Connect GitHub once. After that, any report becomes a real issue in the repo you choose.

Privacy

What you save is your business

You decide about the AI

Grabd doesn't read anything until you say it can. Before that happens, it shows you exactly what would be sent and who would see it, and asks.

If you say no, Grabd still saves and searches everything. It just doesn't read it. You can change your mind at any time.

No feed. No followers. No ads.

There's no profile, and nothing you save is visible to anyone else unless you choose to share it — you can turn a single note into a page and send someone the link, and take it back down whenever you like. Your recording never goes with it. There are no ads inside Grabd, and nothing in your library is ever used for advertising.

We do advertise Grabd elsewhere, so we measure which ad brought you here. iOS asks your permission first, and saying no changes nothing about how the app works.

You can download everything you've saved, or delete all of it along with your account, from inside the app.

Stop losing the things you save

Grabd is free to start, on iPhone and Mac. What you save on one shows up on the other.

Get it for iPhone Get it for Mac

You'll need an account, so your things follow you between devices.