How Revigo works · Coming to iPhone

Save the link.
Keep the possibility.

Revigo is an iPhone app for saving links and text in one personal collection, so recipes, places and ideas are easier to come back to.

Watch the iPhone app

Revigo is launching soon on the App Store. There is no public download yet. Watch the real app recording or try the interactive example while we prepare for release.

01 · Save

A good find starts with a share.

The first version of Revigo is being built around the iPhone share sheet: share a supported link or piece of text to Revigo, and give the original a place in your collection.

That might be a recipe from the web, a link to a coastal café, a useful article or a thought you want to keep. Instagram, TikTok and YouTube sharing are part of the first-release plan.

Different apps share different amounts of information. A link may arrive with a title or caption, or with only its web address. Keeping what was actually shared comes first.

02 · Keep

The original stays at the centre.

A title, description or useful detail can help you recognise a save. Those details should come from the source. If a recipe page supplies ingredients, they may be useful; if a video shares no written recipe, Revigo should not invent one.

An illustrative save

That lemon pasta for Friday

Keep: The original recipe link and any text you shared.
Add when available: A source title, description or supported recipe details.
Leave unknown: Ingredients, timings or instructions the source does not provide.

Your collection is personal. The experience is built around your interests, without another public feed to maintain.

03 · Find

Start with what you remember.

Sometimes you remember the ingredient, the subject or why a place caught your eye. Revigo is being built to search your saved material and bring you back to the original link.

Keeping a source is different from keeping a permanent copy of the entire internet. The original website may change, require a login or remove a post. Saving a link does not override those limits.

Read the guide to saving links on iPhone

Before your next good find.

Questions about Revigo.

What is Revigo?

Revigo is an iPhone app for saving links and text in a personal collection. Keep recipes, places, articles and ideas together, with the original source close by.

Will Revigo save links from Instagram, TikTok and YouTube?

Social sharing is part of the first-release plan. Revigo is being built to receive links and text through the iPhone share sheet. The information available depends on the source app and post; a share may contain only a URL.

Does saving a recipe mean saving every ingredient and step?

No. A saved recipe link gives you a way back to the source. Helpful recipe details depend on the text or page information available. Missing ingredients or instructions should stay missing, rather than being guessed.

Is Revigo a video downloader?

No. Revigo focuses on the original link and available text or metadata. It is not a promise to download social videos, access private posts or preserve content that a creator removes.

How is this different from a browser bookmark?

A browser bookmark keeps a web address. Revigo is being built around a personal collection of links and text shared from your iPhone, with available source context and search. A bookmark remains a good option when an address is all you need.

Does the website preview use my real saves or AI?

No. The preview uses a small set of authored examples and local word matching. It creates no account, sends no search to an AI service and resets when you reload the page.

Can I download Revigo, and what does it cost?