Remind me. Pick a time in any item's menu, and FaveNest reminds you on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Read it here, even offline. Tap Read on a saved article to read it in FaveNest without a connection, select and translate a passage, or have it read aloud. Ask your library. With Pro, ask a question in Search and get a short answer with the saves it came from. Search also ignores accents and filters by type, category, tag, or date. Made for iPhone Duo. The bars stand along the edge, cards keep clear of the fold, an item opens as two pages on the inner display, and the reader keeps to one half while folded. FaveNest on your Home Screen. Widgets show your recent saves, favorites, a category, or one older save a day, on the Home Screen, the Lock Screen, and your Mac's desktop. Controls add a save, a note, or a search from Control Center. Also in this release: - More Like This shows saves about the same thing. - With Pro, the models can organize the saves you made before. - Saves from TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, and more arrive with real titles. - Sharing a link saves it once.

Made for iPhone Duo. FaveNest moves its actions into the vertical bar, keeps cards clear of the fold, and opens an item as two pages on the inner display. Drag it in. On iPhone and iPad, drag a link, photo, PDF, file, or text from another app into your library to save it, including from the app beside FaveNest in Split View. Also in this release: - On iPhone and iPad with iOS 27, an item's actions sit in the system's overflow menu. - Place pictures stay put when a window resizes or folds.

FaveNest on Apple Watch. Save a note or the spot you are standing on from your wrist, and browse your recent saves and favorites. With Pro, Near You lists your saved places nearest first as you walk, with walking directions. Works with FaveNest on iPhone. Bring your library with you. Import from Safari's Reading List, a browser's bookmarks, Savespace, Pocket, Raindrop, or Instapaper in Settings > Data & Backup. Titles, notes, tags, and favorites come along, and everything organizes itself in the background. Ask Siri. Search your library, or save a note, photo, or PDF, with Siri and Shortcuts. On iPhone and iPad, visual intelligence shows the saved items that match what you see. Also in this release: - Faster everywhere: big libraries scroll smoothly, the app stays responsive while items organize, and search on the Mac keeps up as you type. - With Pro, items land in your own categories, and organizing learns from the saves you move. - When the model is busy or you are offline, organizing tries again later instead of settling for less. - Product shots and cutouts show whole on their cards. - Scanned PDFs are read, so they get real titles and Search finds what they say. - Back up a library of any size. A 1.3 backup restores on 1.3 or later. - Saves that arrive while your iPhone is locked now always reach your library.

Your library as a list. On iPhone and iPad, Library, Places, and Shopping can show a list instead of the grid: each item's title, a two-line summary, and its source, with the picture alongside. Places you can tell apart. Every saved place shows its kind, from coffee shop to museum to park, as an icon on the map and in your lists. Filter by kind, or set a place's kind yourself when you edit it. Tags that stay tidy. Organizing reuses the tags your library already has, and keeps fine details, like a dish or a model number, as keywords Search still finds. Also in this release: - Give a custom category its own color, or delete it and choose where its items go, in Settings > Categories. - The same menu on every card and row, the Places map included. Press and hold, or Control-click on the Mac. - Places and Shopping get tag filters. - On the Places map, nearby places share one marker you can tap or click to zoom in, and the map runs edge to edge under glass filters. - A small animated globe shows while an item is being organized. - On iPad and Mac, grids add columns as the window grows. - Products from more shops arrive with their price and photo. - Delete confirmations keep red for Delete alone.

Places know what they are. A saved place is now tagged with its kind alongside its city, so a coffee shop files itself under Coffee and a bakery under Bakery. The kinds come from Apple Maps, so a Google Maps link is tagged exactly like an Apple one. Every place lands on its own spot. Several places opened in one Google Maps view used to share a single location. FaveNest now looks up each place by name near the map's camera, so every save gets its own address, down to the house number, and its own Look Around view. Artwork that fits the card. A page with no picture of its own draws its site icon as a small tile on a tinted band instead of stretching it edge to edge, and a place waiting for its map snapshot shows the same tinted category artwork as everything else in your library. Also in this release: - Settings > Support > Contact Us sends your message from inside the app, with your app version, OS, and device on one line. Use Mail App is still there when you want to send it yourself or attach a diagnostics report. - A save that is already complete stays that way. A hiccup on a later pass no longer puts a Retry button on a page that was never broken. - A publisher's front page stays the front page, instead of being represented by whichever headline was on top the day you saved it.

Bring your own AI. Add an OpenAI or Anthropic API key, or any OpenAI-compatible service, and a cloud model writes the titles, summaries, categories, and tags for everything you save. It steps in wherever Apple Intelligence isn't available, or for every save if you prefer. Find it under Settings > Intelligence > Cloud Model; your key follows you to your other devices through iCloud Keychain, end-to-end encrypted. Your library, your way. Under Settings > Show in Library, choose whether saved places and products also appear in the library grid or live only in the Places and Shopping tabs. Faster at any size. Every screen loads only what it shows, and search ranks results in the background as you type. Also in this release: - The preview image is the one that best shows what a page is about. - On iPhone and iPad, a share is organized in the background, ready when you return. - Saves waiting to be organized no longer queue behind old dead links, and the share sheet declines files over 100 MB. - Buying Pro during onboarding unlocks at once, and Pro stays unlocked offline, at launch, and around a renewal. - Switch between the monthly, yearly, and lifetime plans from Settings. - On the Mac, the sidebar's selected row stays readable in every tint, and the Safari extension wears the FaveNest icon.