Hi everyone,
I hope you had a great summer—I certainly did. We spent 40 days in China, traveling across a few cities and even visiting XiangXi (the inspiration for Avatar’s mountains). The internet was rough, but the break was good.
Before leaving, I hacked on a new Saved Search feature in Cursor. What started as a quick prototype turned into something I’ve been dogfooding for months—and now it’s ready for you to try.
Here’s why it matters: I had 1,200+ items piled up, and Saved Search changed the way I use DoubleMemory. It makes catching up far less overwhelming and, more importantly, reminded me that staying current is more valuable than endlessly digging through old piles.
Most bookmarking apps quietly encourage capture but not return. That’s why the gems you save often fade in relevance. Saved Search flips that dynamic. Now you can:
Search by keyword or hashtag and pin those queries to a bar for one-tap access.
Double-tap tags on cards to search instantly.
Drag and drop to tag with ease.
It works on both iOS and Mac, and it’s surprisingly addictive.
This is only the first step in tackling information overload. Next up:
Better organization. With iOS 26 and macOS 26 introducing built-in on-device AI, we’ll finally be able to suggest tags offline—while keeping manual tagging in your control.
Better exploration. Lists are boring, and even grids are linear. I want DoubleMemory to surface items more playfully—through spatial layouts or serendipitous resurfacing—so it’s not just scrolling forever.
Better consumption. Unlike web-based read-later apps, DoubleMemory preserves the original webpage inside a native browser, with reader mode as an option. Soon, with system LLMs, we’ll be able to go further: turn your saved links into friendly summaries or even a personalized podcast digest.
On the business side: revenue sits around $200/month. I’ve poured hundreds of hours into this because I believe DoubleMemory offers something unique—but I’m still learning the marketing side.
To support continued development, I’m opening up a lifetime plan called Kindred Spirit. It’s for kindred spirits and early adopters like you who’d rather back the project once than stay on subscription. It’s discounted to $39.99 for this next couple of weeks before coming back to its planned price at $59.99. Hope you could take advantage of the option.
Thanks as always for following along. Take care!
— Shao