Features

Sendlore features

Save with context. Find it when it matters.

Sendlore is a personal knowledge inbox for links, notes, files, videos, and other saved sources. Keep where something came from, add why it matters to you, then organize, search, ask, share, or export it later.

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Single-user accounts. Free plan available. Extraction depth varies by source.

Sendlore inbox list showing saved links, videos and source summaries
A Sendlore library with saved sources, summaries, and organization controls. Demo library shown.

CaptureSave links, notes, files, richer browser captures, and supported email-in content.
Keep contextPreserve the source and add your own reason for saving it.
RetrieveSearch captured information or ask questions across your library.
Stay in controlAdjust folders, types, tags, sharing, and exports yourself.

Core workflows

The useful parts of a bookmark manager, research inbox, and second brain — without pretending every source behaves the same.

Sendlore is built around a simple loop: capture something useful, keep enough context to recognize why it mattered, let the app organize what it can, and make the material easier to retrieve later.

Import

Import bookmarks and saved links

Bring browser bookmarks, supported saved-post exports, YouTube exports, or a pasted list of links into Sendlore instead of rebuilding an old library by hand.

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Browser capture

Save richer context with Chrome

The Chrome extension can send richer browser-captured information into Sendlore when a normal URL fetch does not expose enough useful content.

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Capture

Save links, notes, and files

The main capture flow accepts a single link, several links for import review, written notes, and files through the web app. Sendlore also supports email-in capture.

Context

Keep the source and your reason

A save can retain its source details alongside your own “why I saved this” context, making the item easier to understand when you return to it later.

Organization

Folders, types, tags, and smart filing

Sendlore classifies saves, can suggest or apply filing decisions, and lets you override folder, type, and organization choices when the app gets them wrong.

AI search

Find bookmarks by what you remember

Use exact terms, natural language, and meaning-based retrieval across the information Sendlore captured instead of depending on the exact title or folder.

Explore AI bookmark search →
Ask

Ask questions across your saves

Ask can synthesize information from saved notes and point back to the saves it used, so you can reopen the supporting source instead of treating the answer as detached evidence.

Explore Ask your saved research →

Share

Share an individual saved note

Create a share link for an individual note when you need to pass along a saved item without turning Sendlore into a team workspace.

Export

Export your saved information

Sendlore supports JSON and Markdown export, giving you a way to move saved information out of the app rather than locking your library into one interface.

Save with context

A link is only the address. Sendlore keeps more of the reason you cared.

When available, a save can include source metadata, readable page text, transcript material, AI-generated notes, and your own explanation of why the item mattered. Those pieces give search and later recall more to work with than a bare URL.

Original sourceKeep a cleaned, canonicalized source link so you can return to the page, post, or video.
Your reason for saving itAdd your own context at capture time instead of hoping the title explains why the item belongs in your library.
Extracted material when availableArticles can include readable text; supported videos can include searchable transcripts; some social sources may only provide metadata.
AI notes and classificationSendlore can summarize and classify processed saves, then let you correct the type or filing decision yourself.

A Sendlore saved YouTube video showing summary, key takeaways and transcript tabs
A supported video with richer captured context. Not every source exposes this level of detail.

Sendlore search results showing multiple saved notes matching a remembered topic
Search across information that is actually present in the library, then reopen the underlying save.

Search and retrieval

Find a save by what you remember, not only by where you filed it.

Folders are useful, but memory is rarely that tidy. Sendlore’s retrieval tools work across the information that was successfully stored with each save.

Search across saved informationUse terms, fragments, people, products, topics, or context you remember from the saved material.
Filter and browseUse folders, types, tags, saved-item views, and other library filters to narrow the result set.
Ask across the libraryUse Ask when you want a synthesized answer rather than a list of matching saves.
Follow results back to evidenceOpen the saved note and original source when a claim matters enough to verify.

Organization

Let Sendlore help with organization without surrendering control.

The app can classify and auto-file saves using content signals and patterns from your library. Those decisions are editable, and user choices remain the stronger signal for how the library should be organized.

FoldersKeep project, topic, reading, shopping, travel, or other personal collections separate.
Types and tagsBrowse or filter saves by structured type and tags rather than relying on one folder hierarchy.
Useful viewsSendlore includes views for things such as items to buy, try, read or watch, gift ideas, saved knowledge, overdue reminders, and saves that need review.
Correct the appChange a save’s type or filing when the automatic classification does not match what the item means to you.

Sendlore library interface with saved items grouped by status and labeled by category
Current library organization shown with a demo account. Interface details can evolve as the product changes.

What Sendlore can read

Different sources produce different levels of detail.

The product is deliberately designed around variable source quality. It preserves what it can verify instead of pretending every URL can be turned into the same perfect note.

Articles and normal web pagesSendlore can fetch page metadata and readable article text when the site allows it.
YouTubeYouTube has dedicated metadata and transcript handling. A searchable transcript is shown when one is actually available.
Social platformsInstagram, TikTok, X, Reddit, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, and Bluesky have platform-aware handling, but the depth depends on configured providers and what the source exposes.
Files and uploaded mediaDocuments can be converted into text captures while their original file information is tracked separately. Audio and video uploads can be transcribed when processing succeeds.

Metadata-only is a valid result.

Some saves may retain only the link and page details. That is different from a failed capture. For sources that do not expose enough content directly, the Chrome extension can sometimes provide a richer browser capture.

Sendlore import screen for browser bookmarks and saved content exports
Bring an existing library into Sendlore without implying every imported item receives full AI processing.

Import and migration

Start with the saves you already have.

An old bookmark library is useful raw material. Sendlore can bring supported exports or link lists into the library first, then let you process and organize the items that are still worth keeping.

Browser bookmark filesImport a browser bookmark HTML file rather than recreating years of links manually.
Saved-content exportsSendlore includes import paths for X, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube export workflows.
Paste multiple URLsSeveral links entered together go through a bulk import review flow.
Light import firstImported links can enter the library without promising that every one is immediately summarized or fully read.

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Control and portability

Your library is personal, but it is not trapped.

Sendlore is currently designed for individual accounts, not shared team libraries. Within that scope, you can selectively share a note and export saved information when you need it elsewhere.

Private account

Single-user library

Sendlore accounts are built around one authenticated user. The product does not currently claim team or organization workspaces.

Sharing

Individual note links

Share a specific saved note when appropriate instead of exposing the rest of your library.

Export

JSON and Markdown

Export content in structured or readable formats so useful information can move into another workflow.

For current handling and privacy details, review Sendlore Security & Privacy.

Questions

What Sendlore does — and does not — promise

Does every save get a summary and transcript?

No. Extraction varies by source. Some saves can include rich text, summaries, or transcripts; others may retain only the link and page details.

Can Sendlore replace my bookmark manager?

It can replace a personal bookmark workflow if you want saved links plus context, organization, search, and AI-assisted recall. It is not currently a collaborative team bookmark workspace.

Can I import an existing bookmark library?

Yes. Sendlore supports browser bookmark imports, several saved-content export workflows, and pasted URL lists. Import fidelity depends on what the original export contains.

Can I correct Sendlore’s organization?

Yes. Automatic classification and filing are editable. You can change a save’s type, folder, and organization when the app’s suggestion does not match your intent.

Can I share or export my saves?

Yes. The current product supports individual note share links and export in JSON and Markdown.

Is there a native mobile app?

No native mobile app is claimed today. Sendlore is a web app, with richer desktop browser capture available through the Chrome extension.

Build the library once

Keep useful sources connected to the reason you saved them.

Start with one link, note, file, or import. Sendlore’s value compounds when the next search starts with what you already saved instead of from zero.

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