Capture the why
Save a link, then add a short reason, idea, or spoken note about why it matters. Remivu uses that context later when you search.
Remivu
Remivu saves links and videos with the context behind why they matter, helping you find saved content later by memory instead of exact titles.
A context-based way to save links and videos
Remivu is a link-and-video saving tool built around context rather than file storage. Instead of asking you to archive content by title alone, it lets you attach a short explanation of why something mattered so you can find it later by memory, not by exact wording.
The product is aimed at people who save posts, videos, and pages from apps like Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Safari, and general web links. It keeps the original link, public thumbnail, and available metadata, then uses that information plus your note to make retrieval easier months later.
What Remivu does
Save from Share
Send links from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Safari, and other apps that use the Share menu, so you can save content without copying it manually.
Recall by context
Search by memory instead of exact wording. Remivu combines your note with the title, description, source, categories, and what is visible in the thumbnail.
Store the source, not a duplicate
Keep the original link rather than a copied file. Remivu stores the public preview and metadata so you can return to the source post or video.
Begin without signing up
Start with no account and keep the first 100 memories on the device. Create an account later if you want those memories available on other devices.
Cross-device access path
Use the service on iPhone via the official shortcut or on Android as an installable web app integrated with Share.
Where Remivu fits
Capturing useful posts in the moment
Save a Reel, video, or article after seeing it in your feed, then add a short note about why it matters before you move on.
Collecting material for later recall
Keep research, inspiration, or references organized by intent instead of folders so you can search for a remembered idea rather than a file name.
Revisiting work references
Store links to product ideas, writing references, or articles with the context you had when you found them, making it easier to revisit the right item weeks later.
Starting small before syncing
Use the no-account start to try the workflow on one device, then create an account later only if you need sync across devices.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Lets you save content together with the reason it mattered, which is useful when the title alone is not memorable.
- Supports a broad Share-based workflow from major social and web apps.
- Starts without an account and offers 100 memories free on the device.
- Keeps the original link and public metadata instead of creating a duplicate copy.
- Search is designed around partial memory, not exact titles, descriptions, or keywords.
Cons
- The public pricing page was not available at /pricing during the capture; pricing details are shown on /precios instead.
- The source does not spell out every supported app or the full depth of platform behavior beyond iPhone shortcut and Android web app support.
FAQ
Does Remivu download the videos?
No. Remivu saves the original link, the public thumbnail, and the available metadata, so you can return to the source without copying the video itself.
Can I save Reels, TikToks, and YouTube videos?
Yes. The source pages say you can save links from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Safari, and practically any app that exposes the system Share menu.
How do I find something if I forgot the title?
You can search by what you remember: an idea, a scene, a person, a source, or the reason you wrote down. Remivu uses that context along with the title, description, categories, and thumbnail to surface matches.
Do I need an account to use Remivu?
No. You can start without an account, and the first 100 memories stay on the current device. An account is only needed if you want to sync memories across devices.
Does Remivu work on iPhone and Android?
The site says Remivu works on iPhone through an official shortcut and on Android as an installable web app with Share integration.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Productivity / Bookmarking
- Core workflow
- Save a link, add the reason it matters, and search by remembered context later
- Platforms
- iPhone via shortcut; Android as an installable web app
- Supported sources
- Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Safari, and other Share-menu apps
- Pricing shape
- Free tier plus Pro plan; /precios shows 100 free memories and paid unlimited plans
- Website
- remivu.com
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