Save links from your phone without texting yourself
Most links are found on a phone: in a group chat, in a feed, in a browser at midnight. Most of them end up as screenshots, notes-app lines, or messages to yourself. Here is a better habit.
Share the link to ceevo from any app, pick a folder, done. It lands with a title and a preview, in the same folders you see on your laptop. No screenshots, no chat with yourself, no lost tabs.
Why the usual methods fail
Screenshots have no link in them. The notes app becomes one long list with no titles. Messaging yourself works until you need to find something from March. Browser tabs are the worst of all: two hundred of them, and the browser quietly closes them one day.
The share sheet is the answer
Every app on your phone can share a link. On iPhone it is the square with the arrow. On Android it is the three-dot menu or the share icon. Add ceevo once, and from then on saving is share, tap ceevo, pick a folder.
ceevo pulls in the page title and preview so the folder reads like a list of things, not a list of URLs. And because it is a web app, the folder you filled on the phone is the same one you open on the laptop the next morning.
Setting it up
Sign in at ceevo.me on your phone with Google, Apple, or your email. Make two or three folders you know you will use. Then share a link from any app and choose ceevo. A native iPhone app is coming; the web version already works well in the meantime.
Questions
- Does this work on Android?
- Yes. ceevo is a web app and accepts shared links from any app.
- Can I add a note with the link?
- Yes. You can save a note on its own too, in the same folder as the links.
- Is there an app in the App Store?
- Not yet. It is coming. The web version works on any phone today.