Everything you save.
One question away.
Trove transcribes the videos you save, reads the articles, and answers when you ask. Even the recipe someone only said out loud.
Free download · iPhone, iOS 17+ · No ads, no tracking
How it works
Two seconds now, zero scrolling later
Share it
From TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Safari, anywhere. Tap Share, pick Trove. That's the whole workflow.
Trove reads it
It watches the video, transcribes the audio, reads the article. Then it takes notes and files what it found.
Just ask
"What was that 20-minute salmon recipe?" Trove answers from your library and shows the exact save it pulled from.
Which food spots did I save for Tokyo?
Five, all still open in your trove: two ramen counters, a sushi bar, a jazz kissa, and the konbini order everyone swears by. The one you favorited is Menya Itto — saved from a Reel in March.
Answers cite the save they came from — no open-internet guessing.
What a save costs you, either way
Every method of keeping things has a price in seconds now and a price in scrolling later. This is the trade the whole app is built around.
| How you save it | Effort per save | Can you find it in a month? |
|---|---|---|
| TikTok Favorites, Instagram Saved | 1 second | No. Neither app can search your saves |
| Copying links into Notes or Pinterest | 30–60 seconds | Only what you typed yourself |
| A bookmark manager | About 5 seconds | Captions and tags, never the video |
| Trove | About 2 seconds | Transcript, summary, or just ask |
What it does
Built for how people actually save in 2026
Saving stopped being about articles a long time ago. It's a recipe someone talks through on TikTok, a café in a Reel, a product in a post, a link you'll "read later." Trove treats all of it the same way: it reads it, understands it, and remembers it for you.
It reads every save
Videos get watched and transcribed. Articles get summarized. Recipes, places, products, songs, and tutorials are detected automatically and their details pulled out, even when the caption says nothing.
Ask Trove, with citations
Answers come from your saves rather than the open internet, and every answer shows the exact save it came from. Forty uncooked recipes become a searchable cookbook.
Organization you don't do
No folders to babysit. Saves land on the right shelf on their own, related saves link together, and search understands what you meant, not just the words you remember.
Private by default
Your saves are never sold and never used to train AI models. No ads. No tracking. On-device intelligence powers instant search, and you can delete everything anytime.
- Food & Cooking
- Travel & Places
- Fitness & Health
- Tech & Learning
- Entertainment
- Finance & Deals
- Style & Beauty
- Nature & Outdoors
Shelves fill themselves. Make your own collections when you want them.
Twelve saved videos, one trip
Here's how it plays out. A dozen Tokyo videos, collected over months across two apps, shared to Trove in about two minutes. What came back: five food spots (two ramen counters, a sushi bar, a jazz kissa, a konbini order), three neighborhoods, two viewpoints, one onsen day trip, and a packing video filed under tips rather than places. Asking which food spots were saved for Tokyo returned all five, each with a map and the video that sold it to you. Dropping those pins into a maps list made the days obvious. Total time from pile of videos to a bookable shape: under an hour, on research you'd already done by scrolling. The full walkthrough is here.
Pricing, plainly
- Save unlimited links from any app
- 100 free credits — credits power summaries and Ask Trove
- On-device instant search
- Sync across your devices
- Unlimited credits — every save summarized, ask anything
- Deeper analysis on every save
- Research briefs that cite your sources
- Watermark-free share cards
No ads. No hidden caps. No free trial to forget about. Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends, and you can manage or cancel anytime in your App Store settings.
Questions people ask
What can I save to Trove?
Anything you can share from another app: TikToks, Instagram Reels, YouTube videos and Shorts, posts from X and Reddit, Pinterest pins, Spotify links, news articles, recipes, product pages, or any web link. If your iPhone can share it, Trove can save it. Copied a link instead? Trove notices when you open the app and offers to keep it.
Does Trove actually watch the videos I save?
Yes. Videos are transcribed and summarized, so a voice-only recipe or a spoken travel tip becomes searchable text. Trove also detects what each save is (recipe, place, product, tutorial, review, article, or song) and pulls out the details that matter.
How does Ask Trove work?
Type a question the way you'd ask a friend: "what was that 20-minute salmon recipe?" or "which bakeries did I save in Mexico City?" Trove answers from your own saves only, and shows you the exact save behind each answer.
Is Trove free?
Free to download, and saving is unlimited and free. Summaries and Ask Trove draw on one shared pool of 100 free credits. Trove Pro removes the cap for $2.99/month or $19.99/year, and there is no free trial to forget about.
What happens when my free credits run out?
Nothing is deleted and nothing is held hostage. You can keep saving links. New saves just aren't summarized and Ask Trove pauses until you upgrade to Trove Pro.
Is my data private?
Your saves are never sold and never used to train AI models. No ads, no tracking. Video and audio are processed by our servers to create your summaries, which the privacy policy spells out, and on-device intelligence powers instant search. You can delete your account and every trace of your data anytime, right in the app.
Is Trove on Android or the web?
Not yet. Trove is iPhone-only today and requires iOS 17 or later. Saves sync across devices signed in with the same Apple or Google account.
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