Honestly! First the UI/UX is beautiful, it’s a little “cute,” but it’s high quality. It feels like you’ve downloaded something made by real professionalsNext, it’s free. They nailed this part. It’s free always will be, and it’ll provide you just enough use to not feel like they’re “pressuring” you into a subscription! Finally, community. Digital hoarding is a new term I had never heard but I definitely do it. You can join a community of your fellow “digital hoarders” as it were, chat, connect, share stories, etcThat’s very important in today’s day and age where people are starving for connection!Wish this app had been around in the early days of TikTok!

Albo is a total game changer for organizing TikTok saves—it’s the first app that actually makes me use the things I save. However, it’s missing a few key features to be perfect. First and foremost: Nested Collections. As I save more, my home screen is getting cluttered with too many broad categories. We need folders within folders (e.g., a "Recipes" folder that holds "Dinner," "Desserts”. Also, adding bulk-organizing (moving multiple items at once) and a search bar within collections would make this 5 stars. Please add nested folders so we can keep things clean!

I wish that once I put a video/reel into Albo it would automatically sort it into my library tags. In instagram and TikTok everything is already organized in the folder names I like. Also since planning a trip to Asia I wish it was easier that things with addresses in the description would go directly onto the map. It’s a new app and there are more kinks to work out before I ever fully switch over but as a type-A organizer on all socials (especially Pinterest) I love the concept. Also bulk uploads should be easier for importing into this app.

This app is everything I’ve ever wanted. It’s still a little buggy, but it’s still functional and achieves what I want it to achieve! My Photo app is going to be so much lighter and not made up of a million screenshots, and I’ll actually have a method of organizing and referencing and actually DOING the things I save.