Seaglass: Save Links for Later

Seaglass is a bookmark app for everything you want to keep for later: a link to read later, a paragraph, a photo, a screenshot, a PDF. Save it from whatever app you are in, and Seaglass files it for you.

Save from anywhere
• Share anything to Seaglass from the share sheet.
• Select words in any app and tap Save to Seaglass.
• On Android 12 and later, drag a photo, text or a file out of another app onto the edge of the screen.

Filed for you
Every piece gets a title, a kind (an article, a recipe, a place, a screenshot, a meme…) and tags, automatically. On phones with Gemini Nano, Android’s on-device AI does the filing; on every other phone, Seaglass’s own rules do. Your titles and tags always win.

Find it again
Search everything you saved. With Text in pictures, that includes the words in your screenshots and photos, read on your phone by the Google reader you choose (Latin, Chinese, Devanagari, Japanese or Korean script). Filter by kind or tag. Links show their title and picture, and files show what they are.

Private by design
Everything you save stays on your phone. There’s no account, no sync and no ads, and Seaglass has no analytics of its own. The one thing Seaglass itself sends online is the link preview: when you save a link, it fetches the page’s title from the link’s website and its picture from wherever the page says it is. Turn previews off in Settings, and Seaglass makes no network requests of its own.

Your library, your file
Back up to a file you choose, by hand or on a schedule, and restore it on any phone. Android’s phone-to-phone transfer can carry your library to a new phone too.

Also
• A daily reminder of what you saved, if you want one.
• Light and dark themes, in your wallpaper’s colors or one of Seaglass’s own.
• On tablets and foldables, the library and a piece side by side.