Why does this kerning look wrong to everyone but the client?
reddit.com · Saved Monday
Design
Stash it now, find it later
Everything you save in Sticky gets filed, summarized, and dug up when it matters.
A graveyard of links come alive in Sticky
Your saved links are all over the place — in your browser, reading app, folders, and chat threads. They are hard to remember, tough to find, and rarely resurfaced.
Sticky lets you easily save your links and digs them up, allowing you to rediscover and find them in the moment.
of bookmarks are ever opened a second time.1
If it has a URL, it belongs here
Articles, YouTube videos, X posts, Reddit threads, LinkedIn, PDFs, spec sheets. Sticky works out who wrote it, where it came from and what it actually says. Then it files the thing the way you would have, if you'd ever had the time.
Why does this kerning look wrong to everyone but the client?
reddit.com · Saved Monday
Design
What is the Halting Problem?
youtube.com · Saved Tuesday
Engineering
Information Scent: How Users Decide Where to Go Next
nngroup.com · Saved Tuesday
Design
How it works
It starts with one save, then so much more.
Save it in a second
One click from the extension, one tap from your phone, or just ask your assistant. No folder to pick, no tags to write.
Fetches the info
By the time you look, the link has a summary, a category and tags you didn't write.
Digs up the right things
A weekly brief on what you've been collecting, and Discover puts things back in front of you when they turn relevant.
Talks with your agents
Sticky runs an MCP server, so Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor can read your library directly.
Turns out you have taste
Sticky isn’t a queue you owe anything to. Just save without thinking about it, the sorting happened anyway. No streaks, no unread badge, no number telling you you’re behind. What’s left is six months of your own reading with a shape you didn’t know it had.
Yours, and portable
- No ads in your library
- Public collections carry sponsored links. Your private library isn't where we'll go looking for revenue.
- Export everything, any time
- Open formats, one click, no support ticket. The summaries and tags come with you, not just the URLs.
- A real price, on purpose
- Your subscription is the entire business. Sticky has one job, staying worth paying for, and nobody to answer to but you.
Questions deserve answers
Won't saving everything make a mess?
That's the job Sticky takes off you. Everything gets read, summarized and filed on the way in, so volume costs you nothing.
Can I bring my existing bookmarks?
Yes. Import them and Sticky processes the lot in the background, the same way it handles anything you save by hand.
What does the AI actually do to my links?
It reads the page and writes a short summary, picks a category, adds tags, and pulls out the author and source. It doesn't rewrite the original.
Do you train on my library?
No. Your library is used to answer your questions and nothing else.
Is this just another feed?
It's built from things you already saved. No recommendations from strangers, no engagement ranking, no infinite scroll.
What if I never read any of it?
Then nothing happens. There's no badge counting up, no streak to break, and no reminder that you're behind.
Which assistants does this work with?
Anything that speaks MCP, which currently includes Claude and ChatGPT among others.
Can my assistant change or delete things?
No. Agents can read and search your library. Saving, editing and deleting stay with you.
Start with the last thing you saved
Bring your bookmarks, we’ll get it sorted.
Get started- Export anytime
- No ads in your library
- Cancel whenever