Stash: save it where you found it
What Stash is
Stash is one list of everything you've saved from the web, newest first. When you save a link, Multify fills in the title and preview picture for you, so the list reads like a feed you can scroll and search. Each item can carry tags and a private note about why you kept it.
Most people use it for articles to read later, posts worth keeping, videos to watch or summarize, products they're comparing, and competitor pages they want on hand. Your saves are private until you choose to make one public.
Save from any page
With the Multify extension installed, there are three quick ways to save what's in front of you.
Stash this on MultifyThe "Saved to Stash" note
After each save, a small note appears at the bottom of the page with the title of what was saved, so you can see it caught the right thing. It has one button, Add note or tags, which opens the item in the panel. The note goes away on its own after a few seconds. If the link was already in your stash, it says Already in your stash and nothing is saved twice.
Saved to Stash
×blog.example.com/post
Save with the site's own button
On these sites, Multify notices when you save something the site's way and puts a copy in your stash too. The site keeps its own save as well.
| Site | What saves it to your stash |
|---|---|
| X | Bookmark a post (the bookmark icon, or the B key) |
| YouTube | Save a video to a playlist or Watch later |
| Save a post (from the post's menu, or the S key) | |
| More › Save on a post | |
| Amazon | Add to List |
| GitHub | Star a repository |
| Medium | Add a story to one of your lists |
| Substack | Like, Restack or Save a post |
| TikTok | Favorite or like a video |
| Save a post | |
| Threads | Save a post from its menu |
| Hacker News | Favorite a story |
| Product Hunt | Upvote a product |
Save a quote
Highlight a passage, right-click, and choose Multify › Stash this quote. Multify saves the page with the words you highlighted as the item's note. Each quote is its own item, so you can save several from the same article.
Saving before you sign in
If you save something while you're signed out, the note at the bottom of the page says Sign in to save to Stash. You don't lose the save. Multify holds up to 20 of them on your computer for 7 days and adds them to your stash as soon as you sign in.
From your phone, the app, or chat
- Text it. Link your phone with Text Multify, then text any link you come across. It lands in your stash.
- Paste it. In the Stash app at stash.multify.co, or on the web and mobile apps, paste a link or write a note in the box at the top.
- Ask for it. In any Multify chat, say "stash this link and tag it read-later" with the link.
Notes, tags and sharing
Click Add note or tags on the save note, or click any item in your stash, and it opens in the panel. From there you can:
- Add tags. Type a tag and press Enter, or tap one of your existing tags. Multify also suggests a few tags under the field based on what you saved.
- Write a private note about why you saved it or what to do with it. Only you see it.
- Make it public. Switch Visibility to Public and the item shows on your public profile. A Post box appears for what visitors read, and your private note stays private.
- Open it. View original opens the page you saved, and Open in Stash opens the item in the Stash app.
Tags make your stash easy to slice later: competitors, pricing, read-later, q4-campaign. Filter by a tag and you get only those items.
Your stash in the panel
Press Alt+M and switch the panel to Stash to see everything you've saved without leaving the page you're on.
- Search and filter. Use the search button, or the filters for Public, your tags and your projects.
- Pick a layout. Timeline shows rows with a small picture. Mosaic shows the pictures first, like a board.
- Act on an item. Each item has Chat (start a chat about it), Make public, and a ⋯ menu with Open original, Open in the Stash app, Copy link and Delete.
The tab on the edge of the page
On ordinary websites, a small Multify tab sits on the edge of the window. Its number counts what's been saved about the page you're on: your own saves, plus public notes other Multify people have shared. Click it, or rest your pointer on it, to see the list.
Drag the tab to any edge of the window and slide it to the spot you like. It stays there on every site. If you don't want it on a particular site, choose Hide on this site in its menu.
3Stashed here
3 saves about this page
Bring in what you've already saved
Open the panel menu (☰) and choose Import/Sync.
- Browser bookmarks. Multify asks for permission to read your bookmarks, then shows them as a list. Pick folders or single bookmarks and click Save to Stash (the button counts how many you picked). They come in as private items.
- X bookmarks. Click Link your X account, then Import bookmarks now. After that, Multify keeps bringing in new X bookmarks on a schedule. You can close the panel while it works.
- A stash file. Import a file exported from another stash. See Export & Import.
Mention it anywhere
Every item has a short code (like JVME-4B3Y). In chat, type @ and start typing the title to attach a stashed item to your question. You can also point to items from a task or a page, so the source sits next to the work.
Add to projects
A Project can have its own stash. Attach an item and it shows up on the project's Stash tile next to its tasks, pages and files. An item can belong to several projects at once and still stays in your main list. Open any item and choose Add to project, or paste a link straight into a project's Stash tile. Your AI can do the same through Multify MCP.
Export & Import
Your stash isn't locked to one account. In the Stash app go to Settings → Move your stash (or open Settings in the browser extension) to download it as a file. Export everything, or pick tags and get only the items with any of them.
- For me moves your stash to another account you own. Your private notes, what's public, and when you saved each item come along.
- For someone else makes a file to share. Your private notes stay out unless you tick Include my private notes, and you choose whether your @username is on it.
To bring a file in, use Import on the same screen (in the extension it's also under Import/Sync → Stash file). You see what's inside first: who it's from, how many items and photos, and how many you already have. Photos come along. Links you already have aren't saved twice; they just get the file's tags. Items from someone else's file start private and get a tag like from-alice so you can find them.
Agents & MCP
Stash pays off most when your AI can reach it. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor or another assistant through Multify MCP and it can search your stash, read a saved item, and add new ones as part of a normal conversation.
If you let an outside agent use your browser, Stash's Settings → Outside agents section is one of the places to manage it: an account default that turns it on for every browser you sign in to, and a list of those browsers with a switch for each. The same card is in the web app. See Agents in your browser.
Stash, Pages and Files
- Stash holds things from the outside world you want to come back to: links, posts, videos, quotes and notes.
- Pages are documents you and Multify write and edit together. See Pages.
- Files are uploads and outputs like PDFs, images and spreadsheets. See Files.