Alila Fort Bishangarh at sunset
Saved 8 days ago · Travel
Catch posts, videos, articles, screenshots, photos and thoughts from any app. PIN understands what you keep, finds it when you need it, and helps you create what comes next.


One continuous flow
PIN is built around the moment every other bookmark app forgets: the instant you see something worth keeping.
Share from Instagram, YouTube, X, TikTok, Safari, Photos or almost anywhere else. PIN confirms the save and gets out of your way.
Links are enriched, articles become clean reader views, and Pebble can understand transcripts, on-screen text, images and the notes you add.
Search the words you remember, ask a question, summarize a collection or turn a folder of inspiration into hooks, scripts and new directions.


Pinned to your feed
Ready to search, group, note or ask about
Find within
Search titles, notes, article text, video transcripts and what Pebble can see inside images. The vague thing in your head becomes the exact thing you saved.
Pebble connected the dots
I found the sunset hotel post you saved from Instagram, plus two related travel references.
Alila Fort Bishangarh at sunset
Saved 8 days ago · Travel
Bishangarh, Rajasthan
Saved 2 months ago · Places
A design guide to India’s hill forts
Saved 3 months ago · Reading
Remember the feeling, not the filename.

Meet Pebble
Pebble works across your private library—reading, watching, connecting and creating with the context you chose to keep.
Transcripts, on-screen text, scenes, article bodies, images and your own notes.
Finds patterns across collections and cites the original pins behind every answer.
Turns saved inspiration and fresh research into hooks, scripts, captions and directions.
Pebble
Grounded in your saves
The strongest pattern in your saves is a contradiction in the first sentence. Here are three directions built from it:
Your screenshots aren’t a system.
Stop trusting your memory.
POV: you found the thing.
Built for the long game
Fast enough for the impulse to save. Structured enough for years of ideas. Intelligent enough to make the archive useful again.
Universal capture
Posts, reels, videos, articles, screenshots, photos, PDFs, notes and places live together without becoming a junk drawer.
Organize
A pin can live in zero, one or many collections. Build a moodboard, swipe file, trip plan or shared reference set.
Fast & resilient
New pins appear instantly and your library remains useful when the network doesn’t. Sync catches up quietly in the background.
Reader mode
PIN saves a clean reader version of articles so research stays readable, focused and available later.
Collaboration
Send a public link to a moodboard or reference set. Anyone can view it; the rest of your library stays yours.
Your pins are account-scoped, exportable and deletable. PIN is a private tool, not another social network.
The real thing
Real screens from the shipping iPhone app. Drag or swipe through the full loop.







A few useful answers
Still wondering about something? Write directly to the person building it.
founder@catchandpin.app ↗Anything you can share: Instagram posts and reels, YouTube videos, X and Threads posts, TikToks, webpages, articles, screenshots, photos, PDFs, maps, music and plain-text thoughts. They all land in the same private library.
Those saves stay trapped in separate platforms. PIN captures them into one place, enriches what it can understand, lets you search across formats, and gives Pebble the context to answer questions or create from your library.
Depending on the format, Pebble can work with article text, video transcripts, on-screen words, image contents, metadata and the notes you add. Answers are grounded in your library and point back to the original pins.
No. Creators get powerful script and research workflows, but PIN is equally useful for recipes, travel, design references, reading lists, shopping research, places and anything else you save for later.
Your library is scoped to your account. There is no social feed and PIN does not sell your saves. You can export your data or delete your account and library from inside the app.
PIN is live on the iPhone App Store now. The Android app is being prepared for Google Play and will follow.