Bring back what you saved for later.
Save X posts, articles, and pages you want to read later, revisit, or try someday. Find what you remember by search. Let daily review bring back what you forgot.
One place for articles
and posts you want later.
Save X posts, web articles, docs, and PDFs to Osarai. Read articles in a clean reader, and keep pages you want to use again as bookmarks.
Sync with X
Automatically save the posts you bookmark on X.
Clean Reader
Read saved articles without ads or clutter.
Find the thing
you saved before.
Search titles, descriptions, notes, and full text. Find articles you meant to read and pages you wanted to use again from the words you remember.
Search inside saved articles, not just titles.
Type a phrase you half-remember. Osarai looks through the body of every article you've saved — not just the title or URL.
Add notes so you remember why you saved it.
"Try this recipe on Sunday." "For the Q3 deck." Tag the future-you with context, then search by what you wrote.
Saving it is not the same as coming back to it.
The article you meant to read. The post you wanted to try. The page you wanted to use again. Saved links do not come back on their own.
Daily review brings buried saves back.
A few saved articles, posts, pages, and highlights are picked for you each day.
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The Science of Learning
Web Highlight
Retention is not about where we store information, but how often we retrieve it.
Bake active recall into the weekly routine.
Not just highlights
Articles, posts, pages, and highlights can all come back.
When you forgot
Buried saves return before they disappear for good.
A few minutes a day
A small review can turn a saved link into something you read, try, or use.
Pricing
Your saved links are waiting.
Start saving articles and posts in one place. Search what you remember, and let daily review bring the rest back.