About Stack

Stack is a personal canvas. You drop in links, notes, screenshots, images, and files, and they sit together as cards on one surface that you arrange however you like. It is a place to keep the things you want to come back to, without folders, tags, or a system to maintain.

How it works

Paste a link and Stack fetches its title, icon, and preview image. Paste text and it becomes a note, with light formatting for headings, lists, and bold. Drop a screenshot or a file and it shows up as a card. Drag cards anywhere, group a few with a marquee, give a card a color, or press one key to tidy everything into a grid.

• Tabs for everything, links, images, text, and files, each with its own layout.
• Search across titles, note text, links, and file names.
• Zoom out to see the whole board, zoom in to work on one corner.

Save from anywhere

Install Stack from your phone’s browser and it appears in the share sheet, so a page, a photo, or a piece of text from any app lands in your stack in two taps. On a computer, a bookmarklet saves the page you are on.

Private by default

Your stack is yours. Nothing is public unless you make a share link, and you can turn that link off at any time. Guests can start immediately without an account; creating one keeps the same stack and opens it on every device.

Share a board

A share link shows your stack read-only. Anyone who opens it can save a card, or the whole board, into a stack of their own.