Share a post into Fav from wherever you found it. Fav keeps the media — not just a link that breaks — writes the title, summary and tags, and makes it searchable a year later.
Free, with 5 GB of storage. In public beta and improving fast — feedback goes straight to [email protected].



Hit share in the app you're in and pick Fav. On supported platforms Fav pulls the post apart and keeps the pieces — so it survives the original being deleted.
Post text, images, video and the author, kept whole.
The caption and every slide of a carousel.
The video itself, not a link that expires.
笔记 images, text and author.
The video and the original caption, together.
Title, subreddit, and the media in the thread.
The video, captured in the background in HD.
Anything with a link — articles, shops, recipes.
Your saves pile up in six different apps. None of them lets you search what's inside.
TikTok searches the caption someone else typed. That's it. So the recipe, the workout, the place you wanted to go is in there somewhere — and you scroll.
Every save gets an auto-generated title, summary, and tags. Text inside images is read and made searchable (OCR), and key people or context are pulled out when they matter. If the AI gets it wrong, tell it what to fix, ask for a re-analysis, or re-fetch the original — you stay in control of every save.
Describe what you're after — "a black kitten", "that article on focus" — and find it without remembering the exact words. Filter by media or text, and see why each result matched: a title, a tag, a summary, or related content.
Links rot. Posts get deleted, and platform image URLs expire within hours. Fav copies the images and video of a save into your own library, so what you kept is still there months later even when the original isn't.
Fav resurfaces something you saved about a year ago, or this same week in years past, so the good things don't stay buried under everything you saved since.
Every favorite is private unless you make it public. Browse other people's public favorites, follow the ones with taste, and turn any save into a shareable card with a QR code that opens a web page — no app needed to view it.
Save photos and video back to your own gallery at the quality you pick. Light, dark, or automatic theme, and an alternate app icon. Sign in with Apple or Google. No ads, no third-party ad tracking, no IDFA.
Saving, AI analysis, and search are free. Every account includes 5 GB of media storage and a daily allowance of AI credits. If you outgrow it, Plus gives 50 GB for $2.99/month and Pro gives 150 GB for $6.99/month, each with a monthly credit grant. Media stored above the free tier is kept for 30 days after a subscription ends. No ads, no third-party ad tracking, no IDFA.
Fav is a mobile app for saving links, videos, and images from across the web and social platforms into one personal library. Each save is enriched by AI with a title, summary, and tags, and the media is copied into your own storage so it survives the original being deleted.
Share into Fav from X (Twitter), Instagram, TikTok, Xiaohongshu (RED), Douyin, Reddit, YouTube, and ordinary web pages. Anything with a link can be saved; for supported platforms Fav also keeps the post's media and author details.
Yes. Saving, AI analysis, and search are free, and every account includes 5 GB of media storage plus a daily allowance of AI credits. If you outgrow it, Plus (50 GB) is $2.99/month and Pro (150 GB) is $6.99/month, each including a monthly credit grant.
Nothing you already saved is touched — Fav never deletes stored media. New saves keep working too: the favorite is still created, analysed, titled and searchable. What stops is the media copy, so those saves stay pointed at the original post instead of outliving it. Free up space or upgrade and the next save is copied again.
Media stored above the free tier is kept for 30 days after a subscription ends, so there is time to re-subscribe or export. Everything within the free 5 GB stays as it is.
Yes — private by default. A favorite becomes public only when you choose to publish it, and you can make it private again at any time. Sharing a single save produces a link that shows just that one item.
Fav is on the App Store and on Google Play — both links are on this page.
An account is needed, because your library and its AI analysis are synced to it. You can sign in with Apple or Google, and you can delete the account and everything in it from inside the app.