Save links from any app with your phone's share sheet
Open the Share menu in any app, choose Kajr, and the link is saved to your library with its title, source and date already filled in. There is no copy-pasting into a notes app and no folder to pick. Kajr then reads it, so you can ask about it later.
Updated
Step by step
- 1Tap ShareIn a browser, a newsletter, a research database, or almost any app.
- 2Choose KajrPick Kajr from the share sheet's app row.
- 3It is savedThe link arrives with its title, source and date already filled in.
- 4Ask about it laterKajr reads the save so you can search and question it.
Why the share sheet beats copy-paste
Copying a link, opening a notes app, pasting it, and writing why you saved it takes long enough that you skip it. The share sheet turns it into two taps, and Kajr fills in the details for you.
What you can share
Links, videos, PDFs and photos all go into the same library. Whatever the source, the save gets a summary and tags, and you can ask questions across all of it.
If Kajr does not show up in the share sheet
On iPhone, scroll to the end of the app row in the share sheet, tap More, and switch Kajr on. It will then appear in the row.
Questions you can ask Kajr
- What did I save from newsletters this month about pricing?
- Which of the links I saved last week are worth reading first?
- What do my saved links say about onboarding?
Frequently asked questions
How do I save a link to Kajr?
Tap Share in any app, choose Kajr, and the link is saved with its title, source and date filled in.
Do I have to pick a folder?
No. Saves land in your library, and Kajr's analysis adds tags. Folders are optional.
Does saving cost anything?
Saving and browsing your library is free. The AI analysis is part of Kajr Plus, and new users get 7 days of it.