Cache App
Pulls together everything you've saved — browser bookmarks, Instagram Saved posts, TikTok Favorites, YouTube Watch Later, GitHub Stars — into one searchable place instead of six different apps you never revisit.
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Description
Saved content ends up scattered everywhere: browser bookmarks pile up, Instagram Saved becomes a black hole, TikTok Favorites gets forgotten, and GitHub Stars turns into a graveyard of repos you meant to look at again. Cache pulls all of that into one AI-organized library, so instead of six disconnected lists you never revisit, you get a single searchable knowledge base.
It integrates with browser bookmarks, Instagram Saved, TikTok Favorites, YouTube Watch Later, X/Twitter, GitHub Stars, Pinterest, and Google Photos, plus a browser extension for capturing content from anywhere on the web. Built on Next.js, React, and PostgreSQL with Prisma ORM, it uses the Gemini API and Vercel AI SDK to power smart collections with automatic relevance ranking and auto-generated collection summaries that update as new items arrive. It also supports first-party note-taking alongside bookmarks, custom automations through an agent system, collaboration features that let you share collections with non-users via live views, and exposes an MCP server so tools like Claude can query your saved content directly. A self-hosting option exists but is marked as work in progress.
💬 Our review
The short version: if your "saved for later" content is scattered across six apps and none of it ever gets revisited, Cache's whole value is consolidation plus AI organization — turning dead lists into an actual searchable knowledge base, which most single-platform bookmark tools can't do since they only see their own platform's saves.
Compared to Pocket or Raindrop.io, which mainly handle web bookmarks and articles, Cache's multi-platform reach (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, GitHub, Pinterest, Google Photos in one place) is the real differentiator, and the MCP server for AI-agent querying is a genuinely useful modern touch. The catch is pricing isn't publicly documented, which makes it hard to judge value up front compared to Raindrop.io's transparent free tier and $3/month Pro plan — you'll need to sign up to find out what it costs. The self-hosting option being work-in-progress means anyone privacy-conscious about having six platforms' worth of saved content sitting in someone else's cloud database should wait for that to mature, or stick with a self-hostable alternative like Linkwarden in the meantime.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Service hébergé, grille tarifaire non publique — inscription nécessaire pour voir les prix
Pros
Unifie huit sources différentes (navigateur, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, GitHub, Pinterest, Google Photos, X)
Organisation IA avec classement de pertinence automatique
Résumés de collections générés et mis à jour automatiquement
Serveur MCP pour interroger ses contenus sauvegardés via Claude
Extension navigateur pour capturer du contenu partout
Cons
Tarifs non publics, à découvrir après inscription
Option self-hosting encore en développement (work in progress)
Dépendance à un service cloud tiers pour du contenu potentiellement sensible