Save what matters while you are still in the flow
Keep tabs, bookmarks, and sessions before they disappear into browser history.
Useful for researchers, founders, students, and anyone working from many open sources at once.
Trovepile is designed for tab-heavy research: save full sessions from the extension, organize bookmark troves in the web app, and ask your library with citations. Highlights and optional notes enrich saved pages — not a separate project-management stack. AI features search and summarize what you saved with monthly quotas that scale by plan.
Keep tabs, bookmarks, and sessions before they disappear into browser history.
Useful for researchers, founders, students, and anyone working from many open sources at once.
Folders, tags, favorites, filters, and search help growing libraries stay usable.
Great for long-running client work, multi-week research, or building a personal reference library.
Highlights preserve the exact context that made a source useful — searchable alongside sessions and bookmarks.
Ideal for writers, PMs, analysts, and teams who need to quote sources accurately later.
Saved tab sessions and bookmark troves hold the full arc — restore tabs later, share with teammates, and keep highlights linked to the source.
Useful when captured material needs to become a brief or decision memo without rebuilding context in another tool.
Collaboration tools let teams work from the same knowledge base with clearer access control.
Built for product teams, design teams, agencies, and research groups that review source material together.
Trovepile is designed to help you move in and out without locking your work into one tool.
Helpful for migration, backups, compliance-minded teams, and people who want a clear exit path.
Trovepile's AI does not replace the web. It searches and reasons over your sessions, bookmarks, highlights, troves, and YouTube transcripts — with citations, scope controls, and visible quotas.
Semantic search ranks across bookmarks, sessions, highlights, and troves so the right idea surfaces — even when you don't remember the title.
Backed by chunked embeddings, lexical boosting for exact matches, and recency weighting so today's research isn't buried.
Open the assistant in the web app or extension. It pulls passages from your library, answers with citations, and keeps the conversation around for later.
Pick the scope: all library, one trove, several troves, or a group — so confidential or off-topic sources never leak into an answer.
From the extension, open the assistant on any page or YouTube video. Trovepile sends only an ephemeral excerpt of the current tab so the AI can answer about it — your library is the long-term store, the page is read-once unless you save it.
For YouTube videos, transcripts get a structured summary and timestamped answers (e.g. [t=123s]) so you can jump back into the video.
Wave-2 AI tools speed up housekeeping and turn raw material into structure. Output is shown for review — nothing changes in your library until you accept it.
Three workflows ship today: bookmark metadata cleanup, highlights → bullet summaries, and optional note → task drafts. They share one monthly quota per plan.
Settings → AI Usage shows monthly totals and per-event details: kind (search, assistant, suggest, summarize, indexing, YouTube), tokens (embed / chat), and an estimated USD figure.
Every plan includes visible monthly caps — predictable for personal use and team rollouts.