Stash Anything: Save For Later

Name: Stash Anything: Save For Later
Rating: 4.5 (30 reviews)
Author: Sean-Thomas Hammon

Bookmark, organize, for life

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS.

30 Ratings
Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Productivity
Developer

Sean-Thomas Hammon
Language

EN
English
Size

33.9
MB

Stop screenshotting things to your camera roll just to find them again. Stash is a real bookmark manager + read-later app for links, photos, recipes, PDFs and more. Stop screenshotting things to your camera roll just to come back to them. That's what Stash Anything is for. Stash is a bookmark manager and a read-later app where everything you find online actually has somewhere to live. You save the link, the photo, the screenshot, the recipe, the PDF, the tweet, the social post. Later, you find it again. Smart search even reads the text inside your screenshots. WHAT YOU CAN SAVE Links. Webpages. Articles. Longreads. Photos. Screenshots. Videos, Reels, Shorts, GIFs, and TikTok saves. PDFs, documents, and research papers. Recipes you actually plan to cook. Product pages and shopping links. Places, maps, restaurants, and travel finds. Tweets, threads, and social bookmarks. Quick notes with the context you'll need to remember why you saved it. HOW SAVING WORKS You hit Share in any app (Safari, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, anywhere). You pick Stash from the iOS Share Sheet. You drop it into the right stash or create a new one. Stashy, the in-app companion, pulls the title, source, and metadata so you don't have to type it. Add a note if you'll want context later. HOW FINDING WORKS Search across titles, notes, links, metadata, and the full text of every PDF you've saved. Image text search (OCR) reads the words inside your photos and screenshots. Browse by stash, sub-stash, source, tag, or topic. Pin the stashes you actually use. Tag them when filtering matters. Swipe through a stash like flipping pages. Or switch to grid view if you've been saving a lot of visual stuff. SUB-STASHES Stashes inside stashes, as deep as you want. Meal plans inside Recipes. Day trips inside Travel. Outfits inside Wardrobe. Wishlists inside Shopping. Reference inside Work. It nests as far as you need. PRO Export any stash as a Markdown (.md) file. Unlimited stashes and saves. Priority iCloud sync. Stash Ambassador access if you want to help the app grow. WHAT PEOPLE USE IT FOR Read-later articles. Saving recipes and meal planning. Shopping research and price tracking. Gift ideas. Trip planning. Restaurant lists. PDF research and study notes. Social bookmarks from Twitter, Instagram, and Reddit. Screenshot libraries. Mood boards and design inspiration. A personal link library that's actually useful. Building a second brain without the overhead. WHO IT'S FOR People who screenshot too much and never look at the screenshots again. Anyone with 400 open tabs. People who tried Pocket, Raindrop, or Pinboard and outgrew them. Researchers, writers, students, designers, parents collecting recipes, anyone planning a trip. SYNC AND PERFORMANCE Stashes save to your device first, so they open immediately. iCloud sync keeps everything aligned across iPhone, iPad, and Mac quietly in the background. Sync diagnostics tell you exactly what's uploading or downloading. Media recovery for photos, videos, and PDFs is more reliable now. OUTGREW POCKET, RAINDROP, OR PINBOARD? If you've outgrown Pocket, Raindrop, Pinboard, or your camera roll, Stash gives you a clean home for everything you save. No bloat. No second-class formats. Just the things you found, ready when you want them. Stop losing things you found. Support: https://stashanything.com Privacy Policy: https://www.stashanything.com/privacy

Ratings & Reviews

4.5

out of 5

30 Ratings

What I was Looking For but Limited Free Options
May 4

Hdjdvddnsnsj
My camera roll is always crowded with screenshots and inspo so this is the perfect app to not only clear the clutter but organize it into “stashes”. Because of the sheer amount I already have, the free tier looks like it will be quickly exhausted. I’m hesitant to upgrade because of uncertainty about the longevity of the app and the developer’s credibility when it comes to creating a longstanding stable app.

Developer Response
Glad you like it! The free tier lets you test that out. The app is saved to your device. It’s an offline app. It will last forever and this will be the worst state it will ever be in. However, I will make continuous improves as I have been making. To be fair to founders, the price will only go up for anyone purchasing who isn’t a lifetime buyer in the future.
What I was Looking For but Limited Free Options
May 4

Hdjdvddnsnsj

My camera roll is always crowded with screenshots and inspo so this is the perfect app to not only clear the clutter but organize it into “stashes”. Because of the sheer amount I already have, the free tier looks like it will be quickly exhausted. I’m hesitant to upgrade because of uncertainty about the longevity of the app and the developer’s credibility when it comes to creating a longstanding stable app.
Developer Response 6d ago
Glad you like it! The free tier lets you test that out. The app is saved to your device. It’s an offline app. It will last forever and this will be the worst state it will ever be in. However, I will make continuous improves as I have been making. To be fair to founders, the price will only go up for anyone purchasing who isn’t a lifetime buyer in the future.
For macOS or not?
Apr 11

kmm825
The app description says, “Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. The “What’s New” says, “Stash now available for macOS.” So which is it? I’ve been running it on iOS for a few days, and it works great there. I just downloaded it for macOS, but iCloud sync isn’t working. Just stays in “Syncing” status for 20+ minutes so - only have less than 10 items to sync so there’s not a ton of data to sync.iCloud sync within this app is broken or there’s a bug. I’ve been trying to get iPhone/iOS version to sync with this “MacOS” version. I changed some settings and toggled some setting on and off and now I’ve lost all my saved items in Stash. Several hours later, it’s still “syncing”.UPDATE: The latest update as of this writing (3 April 2026) seems to have fixed some iCloud sync issues. The iOS sync was never an issue but it seems quicker and more responsive now. I redownloaded the macOS version. The iCloud sync functionality has been improved, but it still seems stuck, slow, lagging, or not working. The sync status shows “Synced” but items in a Stash still show as “Downloading from iCloud”. Does macOS to iOS iCloud only work for Stash Pro? It’s not clear, from what I’ve read, if that’s yes or no.

Developer Response
Hi Kmm825,, all fixed now. Thank you for your feedback!___Hi there. First off, thank you for saying the app works great on iOS. That really does mean a lot.You're right to be confused by the mixed messaging on macOS. Let me explain what happened. Stash was originally built as an iPhone and iPad app. But so many users kept asking if they could run it on their Mac that I decided to add macOS support through Catalyst. That means the iOS app can run natively on your Mac without me needing to build an entirely separate macOS app from scratch, which for a solo developer would be a massive undertaking. It's not perfect, and Apple's store listing can be a bit odd with how it labels Catalyst apps, but the intent was simple: people wanted it on their Mac, so I tried my best to make it happen.Now, the iCloud sync issue. This is a known bug that I've been working hard to fix. When you build sync through iCloud (which I chose specifically so I wouldn't need to charge a subscription for expensive server costs), there are differences between how it behaves in development versus production. In development, everything talks to Apple's sandbox environment, and sync works perfectly. But when the app goes live on the App Store, it switches to Apple's production iCloud servers, and that transition can introduce issues that are genuinely impossible to catch before release. It's one of the most common pain points for indie developers using CloudKit, and I completely understand how frustrating it is from your side.The fix is coming in the next update, which should be with Apple for review very shortly. Your data should still be safe in iCloud even if it's not displaying right now, and once the patch lands, it should pull everything back in.I hear you that losing your saved items after toggling settings is not acceptable, and I take full responsibility for that experience. But I'd really encourage you to reconsider the one star rating. This is a $10 one time purchase built by one person around a young family, and I've poured everything into making it genuinely useful. You said yourself the concept is good and it works great on iOS. A one star review can be really damaging for a small app like this, and I promise the sync fix is days away, not weeks.If you want to reach out through the in app support, I'm happy to help you personally with getting your data back. I read and reply to every message myself.
For macOS or not?
Apr 11

kmm825

The app description says, “Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. The “What’s New” says, “Stash now available for macOS.” So which is it? I’ve been running it on iOS for a few days, and it works great there. I just downloaded it for macOS, but iCloud sync isn’t working. Just stays in “Syncing” status for 20+ minutes so - only have less than 10 items to sync so there’s not a ton of data to sync.iCloud sync within this app is broken or there’s a bug. I’ve been trying to get iPhone/iOS version to sync with this “MacOS” version. I changed some settings and toggled some setting on and off and now I’ve lost all my saved items in Stash. Several hours later, it’s still “syncing”.UPDATE: The latest update as of this writing (3 April 2026) seems to have fixed some iCloud sync issues. The iOS sync was never an issue but it seems quicker and more responsive now. I redownloaded the macOS version. The iCloud sync functionality has been improved, but it still seems stuck, slow, lagging, or not working. The sync status shows “Synced” but items in a Stash still show as “Downloading from iCloud”. Does macOS to iOS iCloud only work for Stash Pro? It’s not clear, from what I’ve read, if that’s yes or no.
Developer Response Apr 3
Hi Kmm825,, all fixed now. Thank you for your feedback!___Hi there. First off, thank you for saying the app works great on iOS. That really does mean a lot.You're right to be confused by the mixed messaging on macOS. Let me explain what happened. Stash was originally built as an iPhone and iPad app. But so many users kept asking if they could run it on their Mac that I decided to add macOS support through Catalyst. That means the iOS app can run natively on your Mac without me needing to build an entirely separate macOS app from scratch, which for a solo developer would be a massive undertaking. It's not perfect, and Apple's store listing can be a bit odd with how it labels Catalyst apps, but the intent was simple: people wanted it on their Mac, so I tried my best to make it happen.Now, the iCloud sync issue. This is a known bug that I've been working hard to fix. When you build sync through iCloud (which I chose specifically so I wouldn't need to charge a subscription for expensive server costs), there are differences between how it behaves in development versus production. In development, everything talks to Apple's sandbox environment, and sync works perfectly. But when the app goes live on the App Store, it switches to Apple's production iCloud servers, and that transition can introduce issues that are genuinely impossible to catch before release. It's one of the most common pain points for indie developers using CloudKit, and I completely understand how frustrating it is from your side.The fix is coming in the next update, which should be with Apple for review very shortly. Your data should still be safe in iCloud even if it's not displaying right now, and once the patch lands, it should pull everything back in.I hear you that losing your saved items after toggling settings is not acceptable, and I take full responsibility for that experience. But I'd really encourage you to reconsider the one star rating. This is a $10 one time purchase built by one person around a young family, and I've poured everything into making it genuinely useful. You said yourself the concept is good and it works great on iOS. A one star review can be really damaging for a small app like this, and I promise the sync fix is days away, not weeks.If you want to reach out through the in app support, I'm happy to help you personally with getting your data back. I read and reply to every message myself.
Useful app!
Apr 2

scottjl
Really useful app. Now I have a place to store and organize all those quick snaps of interesting things.Do agree with another post, the Mac app is a ported iPad app, would be nice if it were a real macOS app. It’s functional but clunky, so a star off for that.
Useful app!
Apr 2

scottjl

Really useful app. Now I have a place to store and organize all those quick snaps of interesting things.Do agree with another post, the Mac app is a ported iPad app, would be nice if it were a real macOS app. It’s functional but clunky, so a star off for that.
Great app for cataloging
Apr 2

smithre4
I was one of those folks that used to screenshot everything or send myself an email to remind me of something I’ve seen. Now I’m using this app, sorting things appropriately so they are easy to find again. The developer is super responsive to issues and landed fixes that resolved a problem with iCloud sync. Am recommending this app to others.
Great app for cataloging
Apr 2

smithre4

I was one of those folks that used to screenshot everything or send myself an email to remind me of something I’ve seen. Now I’m using this app, sorting things appropriately so they are easy to find again. The developer is super responsive to issues and landed fixes that resolved a problem with iCloud sync. Am recommending this app to others.

We've improved a few things in this update. iCloud sync got steadier. The rare edge cases where sync got stuck should sort themselves out now, and there's a safer repair flow if you ever hit one of those. Browsing larger libraries feels faster and smoother. Less stutter when you've got a lot of stuff stashed. Clearer stash status when sync is working in the background, plus proper troubleshooting steps if something looks off. Better media recovery for photos, videos, and PDFs across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Categories got tidier too. Better behaviour, more readable, and a wider set of colors to pick from. Thanks for stashing.

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Seller: Sean-Thomas Hammon
Size: 33.9 MB
Category: Productivity
Compatibility: Requires iOS 18.0 or later.

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Requires iOS 18.0 or later.

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Requires iPadOS 18.0 or later.

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Requires macOS 15.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

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Languages: English
Age Rating: 4+

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