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Save TikToks, Reels and YouTube videos, and find them by what was said.
Saved videos usually vanish into a folder you never open. Share one to Recallr in two taps and it keeps the video with what's in it: the transcript, the caption, the creator. Later, ask for it the way you remember it, even down to a moment.
What you can save
- YouTube videos, kept with their transcript, so you can ask what was said and when.
- TikToks, with the caption and the creator's handle.
- Instagram posts and Reels from their public page.
- X posts and Reddit threads, with the text you'd want back.
- Articles, PDFs, Pinterest pins, photos and voice memos, in the same memory.
How to save one
- Tap Share in TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or any app.
- Choose Recallr. That's it: no folder, no tag.
- On a computer, paste the link into Recallr, or drop it onto the Mac canvas.
Ask about it later
You don't need the title. Ask the way you remember it:
That bread video I saved: what do I do after the first rise?
At 3:12 in the milk bread video [1]: fold the dough four times, rest it 20 minutes, then shape it. The recipe card you saved from the same baker says the same [2].
Answers cite the saves they used, so you can jump straight back to the original video or post.
Everything else you keep, in the same place
Videos sit beside the recipe you saved from Safari and the photos on your phone, so one question can find any of them.
Questions people ask
- Can I save Instagram Reels and TikToks?
- Yes. Share them to Recallr like any link. Recallr keeps the post with its caption and creator, and YouTube videos with their transcript.
- Is it free?
- Yes. The Free plan holds 200 saves; Pro removes the limit for $14.99 a month.
Save it once. Ask for it whenever.
Free to start, on the web, Mac and Windows. Pro is $14.99 a month when you want more.