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A better way to build
small habits
Small steps. A little consistency.
More room to grow.
WHY I SAVED THIS
A reminder to start smaller,
not try harder.
Everyday rituals 3 opens
MADE FOR SCATTERED MINDS
Saved everywhere.
Finally together.
Built for people with a lot on their mind—and notes, screenshots, links, and ideas all over the place. Gather gives it all one calm home, with AI to help organize it and find it again.
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- Save
- Understand
- Connect
- Protect
A better way to build
SCREENSHOT
A corner worth recreating
Spaces & places
A PASSING THOUGHT
That book Maya mentioned
“The Art of Noticing” — for the next
time I need a fresh perspective.
Workshop notes.pdf
FILE · Ideas to come back to
For the ‘I know I saved it somewhere’ moments.
A note here. A screenshot there. A link you sent yourself. Save it in Gather first—no perfect folder needed—and make sense of it when you’re ready.
LinksScreenshotsNotesFiles
gather.THE WHOLE TOOLKIT, IN PLAIN ENGLISH
Everything Gather helps you do.
Capture first, organize later. Then come back to what you need without retracing every app and tab.
01
Save it
Fast first. Tidy later.
- Save anything in seconds
Links, notes, screenshots, images and files land in one inbox — or paste straight from your clipboard.
- Keep the reason
Add a short “why I saved this,” alongside the original source and date.
- Bring your old saves
Import bookmarks and notes from supported HTML, JSON, CSV and link-list exports.
02
Find & understand it
Your library, made legible.
- Helpful AI labels
Suggested titles, summaries and tags you can edit or dismiss — your own “why” stays separate.
- Search that remembers
Search your saved text, plus text found in supported images, and sort by what you open most.
- Ask Gather
Ask a question of your saves and get an answer linked to the notes it used.
- See the connections
Smart topics suggest related saves, and a map lets you explore how they fit together.
03
Put it to use
From saved to useful.
- Master notes, on request
Turn up to 40 related saves into one cited note with takeaways — originals stay untouched.
- Organize the whole library
Get proposed collections and subfolders, review them, then Apply — with Undo if you change your mind.
- Projects with a purpose
Group saves under a goal and short brief, with next steps and progress on each note.
- Recipes you can cook from
Pull ingredients and steps from recipe pages or images, scale amounts and switch to cooking mode.
- Reminders and resurfacing
Set reminders, download calendar alerts, and get an optional weekly rediscovery shelf.
04
Keep control
Your boundaries, any device.
- Encrypt private saves
Choose passphrase protection before a note leaves your device.
- Encrypted offline copies
Keep selected notes readable offline, locked with their own passphrase.
- Nearby saved places
Optionally see places you saved when you’re close — checked on your device, not tracked.
- Phone and computer
Open the same library in any browser; on iPhone, a Share to Gather shortcut sends links and text.
A SMALL RHYTHM. A LASTING DIFFERENCE.
Save it now. Thank yourself later.
A place for the things that catch your attention.
And a way back to them when you need them.
NEW SAVE
example.com / the-art-of-noticing
A little more noticing
Why I saved this
For the days when I need to get out of my own head.
Links, notes, images & filesSaved to Inbox ✓
MORE THAN A PILE OF BOOKMARKS
The context stays with the save.
A bookmark remembers the address. Gather remembers why it mattered — and what you actually come back to.
Keep the why.
The part a bookmark forgets: what made you pause. Your context stays right beside your save.
WHY I SAVED THIS
For the next time
I need a fresh
perspective.
A second look says a lot.
Open counts show what you actually return to. Sort by most opened, last opened, or recently updated.
Most opened 7 opensIllustrative preview
INTELLIGENCE THAT SHOWS ITS WORK
Ask, connect, and put it to use.
Gather labels new saves automatically. Bigger moves wait for you: review organization plans before applying them, and create or refresh a master note when you ask, then read or edit the result.
Which ideas did I save for my next project?
ANSWER FROM YOUR SAVES
You saved three threads: ship a small prototype each week , keep the steps tiny so they stick , and leave space to notice what surprises you .
SOURCE 1 · FILEWorkshop notes.pdf
“Start with one tiny prototype a week; share it before it feels ready.”
Why I saved this: Ideas to come back toAnswers come from your saved notes, not a general web search. Source links show which saved notes informed the answer.
PRIVACY, IN PLAIN TERMS
Your personal memory deserves personal boundaries.
Choose an extra lock for private saves, and control what AI can read. Encryption is optional and per note—ordinary notes are stored normally so AI features can help with them.
- Optional note encryption
Choose “Encrypt this note with a passphrase” and its text, reason, source link, filenames and attachments are encrypted in your browser with AES-256-GCM before upload. Dates and collection placement stay visible, and a forgotten passphrase can’t be recovered. Encrypted notes relock after two minutes idle or when you leave the app.
- You decide what AI sees
Encrypted notes are never sent to AI. Marking a note Sensitive hides its card and keeps it out of AI and link previews — a privacy control, not encryption. Attachments stay out of AI unless you allow it.
- Encrypted offline copies
Notes you choose to keep offline are encrypted on your device with a separate passphrase, so selected saves stay readable without a connection.
- Approved access only
The beta requires sign-in from an approved account, and every connection uses HTTPS.
Your good things.A corner worth recreating
A corner worth recreatingA little more noticing
For a fresh perspective.
Everyday ritualsgather.
Your good things.A little more noticing
For the days when I need to get out of my own head.
Everyday ritualsONE HOME. WHEREVER YOU ARE.
Save a link on your phone.
Pick it up at your desk.
Your curious mind doesn’t stay in one place.
Open the same Gather library in your browser,
on your computer or mobile.
On iPhone, use the Share to Gather shortcut for links and text.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
A little more clarity.
The essentials, before you gather.
Bring your scattered
world together.
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