Raindrop.io

I have terminal cancer. A rare aggressive one. That requires lots of drugs for pain - and with my sensitivity to drugs, researching knowing, discovering, saving all this information on all these topics and oh so many more to get me through this interesting journey (Jeff Foster, Rupert spira), Lee Holden’s Qi Gong. A wide and every increasing range of websites. And there is Raindrop. Faithfully - and I mean faithfully - saving every site. Enabling me to tag and make notes. Search through the different topics and folders and, and, and, Thank you so much for designing, refining - creating such a fabulous useful app! Even completing a PhD before this all happened made me love Raindrop, now it is loved even more and with more passion 😉 . I fully recommend this #1 app in my book (devices). I am sure the additionally benefits available would be just as wonderful too 😊

This is one of the best app that I found. I am the person search on the internet everyt time and I need to store all websites somewhere. Especially if you have ADHD you have to have this. I used other app before but they are not even close to Raindrop. Thank you everyone for that amazing app.

Usability of app is strong, clean user interface. Enough bells and whistles to allow for user creation of keywords, subfolders. After a couple hours, I was happy to pay annual subscription price to be a Pro user. Biggest problem so far is that 2 of 3 people I'm sharing a specific travel folder with have never received the email I have sent to them through the app. We've done all typical checks re spam folders etc., and the emails just never get delivered. I have provided them the link as an alternative but that doesn't actually take them to the specific folder. It's highly unfortunate and restrictive problem that lowers efficacy of using this to manage a group folder. No conceivable or identifiable way of contacting developed either **except** by writing a review.

I am a collector of information, particularly bookmarks. I have a work laptop, personal laptop and of course my phone and using the bookmarks feature in the web browsers on each was chaos. Enter raindrop.io and what a gamechanger!! When I set up tags my heart leaped with happiness and once I used the highlight feature a single tear of joy came to my eye. I can't live without this tool and wish I had known about it sooner.

I migrated and deleted my decade old getpocket account after trying out raindrop.io on my laptop. It has everything I had wished for. On the iOS app though, I’m not able to edit links or search as the keyboard does not show up. And I can’t find a place to report the bug. I’ve found a workaround and that is to switch to a different app, type in the title I want, copy, the switch back and paste it in to the app

When I’m bulk saving tabs from a project, every page starts as “Untagged” where before I would remember the last thing I had.

This app is fine. Why add a bunch of AI garbage? I wish there was a good alternative.

I downloaded this application about 3 years ago. Didn’t really use back then. I opened about 1 week ago and can’t understand why it took me so long. It’s a great bookmarking application!

Pocket becoming encrappified and losing so much of its functionality forced me to look for a new bookmark organization app. This app is everything I want! It works well and the interface is effortless, as it should be.

Good service. App is solid. I appreciate that it isnt bloated. Only complaint is a flow issue; in this app you have to hit a Save button to create a bookmark and save any details, and its at the bottom and invisible until scrolled to. I frequently hit "Done" when im done entering details. This is not criticism of Save buttons. Its just that raindrop on other platforms has trained me to expect no Save button.