A mymind alternative, for people who want folders
mymind is a beautiful, private, paid place to throw things into and let the software sort them out. It has no folders by design and nothing in it can be shared. Those two choices are exactly what some people leave over.
If you love the idea of never organising anything and never showing anyone, mymind is doing that better than anyone. If you want to decide where something goes, and sometimes hand a folder to a friend, ceevo is the opposite bet, and it is free.
- Saving
- Extension, share sheet, drag and drop.
- Paste a link or write a note on the web. Share to ceevo from any app on your phone.
- Organising
- None by design. AI tags and search.
- One level of folders you name yourself. Flat on purpose.
- Sharing
- None by design. Private only.
- Any folder becomes a public page under your name with one switch.
- Notes
- Notes and images alongside links.
- Notes are first-class: a note lives next to the links in the same folder.
- Look
- Visual grid, very polished.
- Titles and previews in a clean list. Light and dark themes.
- Price
- Paid subscription.
- Free. If paid plans ever come, nothing you saved gets locked.
The mymind bet
mymind says organising is a chore and the software should do it. You save, it tags, you search. For a certain kind of visual, private collector that is perfect, and the product is made with real care.
The ceevo bet
ceevo says a small amount of organising is a feature. Choosing one folder out of ten takes a second and it is the moment you decide the thing was worth keeping. Later, opening a folder called reading or tools feels different from searching a pile.
And some of what you keep is meant to be seen. The list of tools you recommend, the reading list for a new hire, the references for a project. In ceevo those are folders with the public switch on, each with its own page under your name.
What you give up
AI tagging, image-first layout, and the feeling of a private mood board. ceevo shows a preview image on each link but it is a list, not a grid, and there is no AI doing anything to what you saved.
Questions
- Is ceevo private?
- Everything is private by default. Only folders you switch to public are visible to anyone else.
- Does ceevo use AI to organise?
- No. You pick the folder. Search is plain text across titles, descriptions, and notes.
- Can I save images to ceevo?
- You save links and notes. A link to an image works, and ceevo shows the preview.