Capture from anywhere
Save individual tabs or full sessions from the extension without breaking your browsing flow. Metadata and context stay attached so links stay meaningful later.
Install extension →Features
Work memory in one workspace — continue, capture, connect, share
One session per project with live tabs, saves for later, notes, and tasks. Pick up where you left off, resurface what you saved before, search your library, or invite teammates — AI included on every plan.
At a glance
Six pillars that stay together in one workspace
Not a bookmark dump or a separate PM stack — a work memory system for how you already research and build across tabs and saves.
Organize at scale
Troves, folders, tags, favorites, and filters keep growing libraries usable.
Open web app →Highlight & annotate
Keep the passage, not just the URL — searchable alongside sessions and troves.
Session workspaces
One named project: live tabs, saves, notes, and light tasks. Restore the full tab set tomorrow or share the workspace when the project needs a team.
Collaborate with control
Shared workspaces, viewer/editor roles, and public links when seats aren’t needed.
Explore teams →Portable by design
Import bookmarks today; bulk export on Pro+ at GA (available during public beta). Your library stays yours.
View plans →Capture
Save what matters while you’re still in the flow
Researchers, founders, and students working from dozens of open sources — capture before tabs disappear into browser history.
- Save individual tabs or grouped sessions from the extension
- Preserve metadata and source structure automatically
- Move cleanly into organization instead of an inbox pile
- Review in bulk on web when you need a bigger surface
Organize
Build a structure you can actually return to
Long-running client work, multi-week research, or a personal reference library — folders, tags, and search keep it usable as it grows.
- Organize into troves, folders, and sessions
- Favorites and filters for active work
- Semantic search across saved material
- Separate active projects from background reading
Collaboration
Share without losing structure or ownership
Product teams, agencies, and research groups review source material together — anchored to the same tabs and troves, not paraphrases in chat.
- Invite teammates into shared workspaces
- Viewer or editor permissions per project
- Public links when full membership isn’t needed
- Discussion stays tied to the same sources
AI built on your library
Search, chat, and clean up what you saved — with citations
Trovepile’s AI runs over your sessions, bookmarks, highlights, and transcripts. It cites sources, respects scope, and reports usage transparently.
Find a passage, not just a page
Semantic search ranks across bookmarks, sessions, highlights, and troves. Vector similarity meets lexical boosting and recency weighting.
- Source-aware weighting — highlights and sessions rank by context
- Auto-indexed on save — no manual reindex step
- Chunked embeddings with lexical exact-match boost
80+searches/mo on Free
40ksearches/mo on Business
Query: “pricing psychology from saved troves”
3 sources · Stripe Atlas, Note · pricing review, Competitor teardown
Chat with your library — scoped and cited
RAG chat in the web app or extension. Pick scope: all library, one trove, multiple troves, or a workspace group.
- Persistent chats that link back to the trove they started from
- Save useful answers back to the source with one click
- Strict scoping keeps confidential sources out of answers
15turns/mo on Free
4,000turns/mo on Business
“Across 8 troves in Product launch, three themes stand out: reward modeling tradeoffs, preference data quality, and alignment benchmarks.”
RLHF survey · arXiv · Alignment notes
Ask about the tab you’re on
From the extension, open the assistant on any page or YouTube video. Page text is ephemeral unless you bookmark it.
- Timestamped YouTube Q&A with
[t=123s]jump links - Structured summaries for long videos
- Untrusted-input handling — page text is data, not commands
YouTube: “What did they say about retention at 14:22?”
[t=862s] · jump to moment in video
AI helpers that propose, never auto-write
Bookmark metadata cleanup, highlights → bullet summaries, and optional note → task drafts. Nothing changes until you accept.
- Suggest title, description, and tags for messy imports
- Group highlights into structured bullets for review
- Summarize excerpts and attach back to the source
Suggested tags: pricing, SaaS, competitor
Review before saving · beta workflow
Quotas you can see, tokens you can audit
Settings → AI Usage shows monthly totals per kind: search, assistant, suggestions, indexing, YouTube. Tokens and estimated USD included.
- Separate buckets for each AI capability
- UTC monthly reset on the 1st — predictable billing cycles
- Visible caps on every plan including Free
May usage: Search 42/80 · Assistant 8/15 · Suggestions 3/25
Resets 1 Jun UTC
See it in your own workflow
Open a workspace for what you’re working on today — public beta (all tiers free) · AI included on every plan.
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