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Not chat. Not folders. The things you actually saved, finally askable.

Save it once. Find it the way you remember. Ask it. See the receipts.

01 / CAPTURE

Save it from anywhere you find it.

Share sheet, browser, paste, highlight, screenshot, upload. It all lands in one place. No folders. Nothing to set up.

one tap ->

Share sheet

Save without leaving the app you are in.

02 / SEARCH

Search the way you actually remember.

"That green kitchen." "The essay about doing less." By phrase, color, source, or vibe, across text, images, PDFs, and notes.

QUERYeverything I saved for Tokyo

Article · tokyocheapo.com · 3 wkYanaka morning walk

Note · Friend note · 2 wkRoppongi tea house

Link · museum site · 1 mo21_21 Design Sight

Article · travel guide · 2 wkTsukiji breakfast notes

Image · saved map · 4 dKamakura day route

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Note · Notes · 5 dYoyogi flea market

03 / ASK

Answers from only the saves you choose.

Pick all memory, a Space, one item, or the search you just ran. The answer comes from those - nothing else.

Asking: Tokyo search resultsSearch scopeSources visible

Plan me 5 days in Tokyo with morning markets and quiet afternoons.

All memoryOne SpaceSearch results

04 / SOURCES

Every answer shows its receipts.

Mindcrate names the exact saves it used. Open any source to read the original.

Five days, pulled from what you saved.
Day 1. Yanaka morning walk. Nezu Museum tea.
Day 2. Tsukiji breakfast. Shimokitazawa wander.
Day 3. 21_21 Design Sight. The Roppongi tea house your friend mentioned.
Day 4. Kamakura.
Day 5. Yoyogi flea market. Last meal at the bar from your notes.

Using7of42saved items

01 ArticleYanaka morning walkDay 1

02 NoteRoppongi tea houseFriend note

03 NoteLast meal at the barSaved note

Spaces

Tell Ask which shelf to look on.

Group your saves into Spaces. Ask only sees the one you point it at.

Scope

From my reading list, what should I pick up next? Something short.

Three saves fit "short": Four Thousand Weeks, Tenth of December, and the Annie Dillard essay collection.Source: Reading Space

Two more under 250 pages: the Murakami novella, and the New Yorker piece you starred twice.Source: starred saves

Your most-revisited: the Borges essay - opened five times this year.Source: reading history

Ask only sees Reading. Everything else stays private.

Pixel-art cutaway of four memory Spaces. The Reading room is warmly lit as the active scope.

ReadingClass notesApartment huntGift ideas

External access

Your saves stay yours. Mindcrate only uses what you allow.

The same scopes decide what outside AI tools can see.

A pixel-art interior of a wooden cabinet at night. One drawer is pulled slightly open, glowing with warm amber light. The other drawers are closed. A quiet, private archive room.

Illustrative demo

ReadingAllowed

Class notesOff

Apartment huntOff

Gift ideasOff

Future outside-tool access

Let Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or other AI apps use only the Spaces you choose. Everything else stays closed.

ClaudeChatGPTGeminiOther AI tools

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Off by default. Scoped by Space. Reversible anytime.

Save it like you mean to come back.

Because this time, you will.

Articles, recipes, screenshots, lecture notes, design references, that gift idea you bookmarked at midnight. All of it, in one private place. Search the way you actually remember. Ask anything. See the sources behind every answer.

Free during the beta. Invite-only for now.