Share a reel, a Reddit thread, a YouTube video or an article to shelf. It saves the book, restaurant or film inside and sorts it for you.
Tap Share in any app and pick shelf. That is the whole setup.
A reel or a post.
Every book, restaurant or recipe it mentions.
A thread.
The recommendations from the post and the comments.
A video.
The films, books and places from its description.
An article or a screenshot.
The full text, saved to read later.
Books from reels and threads. Each with its cover, author and year.
Every place a friend or a thread told you about. With the address, a map and opening hours.
Films and shows you heard about. With the runtime, the rating and where to watch.
Recipes from videos and food sites. With the ingredients, the time and the steps.
The exact words, and who said them.
One travel reel can name ten places. You get all ten, by city, each with a map link.
Things you want to buy, from any shop page. With the price, the brand and a link back to the shop.
Short notes, next to everything else you saved. Search finds them too.
Save clothes, make-up or anything you want to buy. shelf reads the price and adds up the list.
Add pictures from your camera roll and see them side by side.
An outfit, a gift, a room, a trip. Put saved things, pictures and notes on one list.
By title, author, city or your own notes. Works offline.
Browse by author, neighbourhood or cuisine. No manual tagging.
Each one comes with a short summary and stays readable if the page goes away.
Send friends a link to your restaurant list. Turn it off any time.
Pick screenshots from your camera roll. shelf reads them and saves what is in them.
shelf shows you something you saved a year ago, or something you forgot about.
Save from your laptop with one click.
Your shelf is stored on your device. There is no account and no sign-up. You can export everything whenever you want.