Send to Self is an intuitive iPhone app that simplifies how users save and organize online content. Finally, a bookmarking tool that feels as natural as texting yourself, designed to end clutter, lost links, and mental overload.
Key Features:
- Chat-Style Bookmarking: A familiar, messaging-yourself interface for quick, intuitive saving.
- Quick Organization: Edit, recategorize, and personalize messages with custom icons and highlight colors.
- Privacy-Focused: No tracking, no analytics. Your data is stored securely on your iCloud.
- Powerful Categorization: Use up to five categories for free, or unlock unlimited categories with a one-time upgrade.
- Smart Tools: Set reminders, mark favorites, and easily retrieve content through advanced search.
- Intuitive Design: Feels native to your iPhone: it's lightweight, elegant, and ad-free.
Send to Self is free to download and use, with a one-time upgrade of $8.99 unlocking unlimited categories, private folders, and premium tools. No subscriptions, no ads.
With a clean interface, privacy-first approach, and chat-style saving, Send to Self reimagines how iOS users collect and revisit the content that matters most. Whether it's an inspiring article, a helpful video, or a brilliant idea, the app keeps everything in one organized, searchable place.
Now available on the App Store, Send to Self offers a simple and secure way to save content, perfect for users who want less clutter and more control.
About the Builder: GILI Software Services
At GILI Software, we don't chase trends, we build tools we wish existed. Based in Cebu, we're the team behind Tarot Taro (a quirky free tarot reading app), RaceKit (your go-to for runs and marathons in Cebu), and most recently, Send to Self (a bookmarking iPhone app for people who text themselves links, reels, and ideas all day).
We move fast, design for delight, and obsess over solving real, everyday habits with clean, focused tech.
Comments (2)
Nice! More helpful than writing random things in notes app or trying to find a conversation tonsend something in 👌🏻
@vindowsdev Thank you! That's what we also felt was natural! :)
that's a quite good observation that people love to send messages to themselves for note taking.
In my country, yes.. we were surprised a lot of people send to self stuff, too.