Where was that café again?
Clippr reads the posts you save and keeps what’s in them: the places, the dates, the things to buy.
Where Pinterest meets productivity. Every time you save a video for later, Clippr makes sure you find it when you need it, in a form you’ll actually use.
From a real Clippr library. Pictures: @thecenzons and @justgotfed on TikTok
Clippr reads the posts you save and keeps what’s in them: the places, the dates, the things to buy.
What’s said, the words on screen and the caption, clipped into things you can use.








Free in the beta. Android app, or any browser.
Pictures: @thecenzons, @justgotfed, @aceafable_, @mustdomanila, Rita · Things To Do
Every name, place and date here was read by Clippr from real saved posts. The pictures are stills from those posts, credited to the people who made them.

Pictures: @vintageguy_, @justgotfed

Pictures: @mustdomanila, Rita · Things To Do

Pictures: @aceafable_

Pictures: @kiaramaeyau, @louiseiya
Clippr is in beta. A small group means every report gets read and fixed. More spots open as it grows.
Yes, while it’s in beta. There’s no card to enter.
There’s no iPhone app yet. You can still take a spot and use Clippr in your browser, where you save by pasting a link.
TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest, plus your own screenshots and photos.
Clippr reads each save for you: its words, pictures and sound go to an AI service, and the names of places go to Google to find them on a map. They read it only for Clippr, and don’t keep it or train on it. You can delete your account at any time. Privacy policy
Clippr emails you once, when a spot opens. Your email isn’t used for anything else.
Take a spot while there are some left.