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Save anything. Find it instantly. Reuse it anywhere. Privately.

Give text, images, links, screenshots, PDFs, Word documents, files, and voice notes one private home across Mac, iPad, and iPhone. Stuff never uploads your content to Mobeera: your library stays on your devices, syncs through iCloud, and every intelligence feature runs on-device.

See how Stuff works
Stuff holding professional PDFs, notes, images, links, and voice recordings in one visual library
Stuff Copy showing pinned professional emails, links, references, amounts, dates, and phone numbers
One-tap Copy · source always attached

Copy · Built for reuse

The useful detail, ready in one tap.

Stuff finds the values buried inside what you save—on your device—and gives them a dedicated Copy home. Keep the important ones pinned, return to recent copies, or browse every value from the document it came from.

  • Emails, phone numbers, and addresses
  • IBANs, booking references, dates, and links
  • Pinned and recently copied values
  • Browse by source, tag, or Space

Copy puts a value on your clipboard for you to paste where you choose. It does not automatically fill external forms.

How Stuff works

From saved content to the detail you need.

Save immediately, let Stuff make sense of it privately on-device, then take the useful detail back through Copy.

One private workflow

Save once. Use it when it matters.

01Save
Stuff on Mac showing a mixed library of saved content

Keep it in the moment.

Drop in a screenshot, document, link, image, or note without stopping to file it.

02Making Sense
Stuff processing a saved item in the Making Sense queue

Let Stuff understand it locally.

OCR, extraction, and intelligence continue on-device after the save is already safe.

03Copy
Stuff Copy hub showing useful values ready to copy

Take back the useful detail.

Open Copy and reuse the email, address, phone number, date, link, or booking detail you need.

Your content stays on your devices. Intelligence runs on-device. iCloud handles synchronization.

The problem Stuff solves

Keeping something should make it useful again.

The hard part is not saving more. It is getting the right detail, reply, connection, or deck back into the next task.

01

Useful details are buried in files.

The address is in an itinerary, the booking reference is in a PDF, and the phone number is inside a screenshot.

Stuff: Copy extracts reusable values on-device and keeps their source attached.
02

You remember meaning, not filenames.

Folders only help when you remember where you filed something and what you called it.

Stuff: Search titles, filenames, document text, OCR, links, and transcripts—with filters and visible match excerpts.
03

Saving becomes another chore.

A capture system fails when it asks you to classify everything before you can get on with your day.

Stuff: Save durably first. Making Sense continues OCR, extraction, and local analysis in the background.
04

Good replies get rebuilt from scratch.

Repeated messages still take work when every name, date, amount, and next step has to be replaced by hand.

Stuff: Turn a native Markdown note into a template with typed blanks and a live reply preview.
05

Collections hide their relationships.

A list can store research, plans, and references without showing how your own tags connect them.

Stuff: Graph reveals explicit tag relationships, while Spaces can become photo decks or launch saved PDFs into Present.

Built for Shipaton 2026

The challenge described a problem we already wanted to solve.

We joined RevenueCat’s Shipaton 2026 Productivity Challenge because its public brief named a frustration we had already been thinking about: text snippets, images, files, and documents live everywhere, while the things people reuse most are still hard to retrieve.

We share the brief’s belief that productivity software for Apple devices should feel focused, thoughtfully designed, and quick enough to disappear into the work. Stuff is our answer: save without filing, understand locally, find by meaning, and reuse with one tap.

Read the official Productivity Challenge brief

Stuff is an independent Mobeera product built in response to the public Shipaton brief. This does not imply collaboration with or endorsement by the category’s associated creator.

01

Less friction, not more structure.

Saving should not begin with choosing the perfect folder. Keep it first and organize only when it helps.

02

Intelligence should stay close to your content.

OCR, extraction, search, and optional local intelligence run on-device instead of sending your library to Mobeera.

03

Saved things should become useful again.

The point is not a bigger archive. It is getting the right detail, reply, document, or presentation back into the next task.

A home for reusable things

Not another notes app. Not a file manager.

Stuff includes native Markdown notes and reusable templates, but its purpose is the retrieval-and-reuse layer around the fragments and files you keep reaching for. Full PDF and Word editing remain post-V1.

01

Capture

Save now. Let Stuff make sense of it in the background.

Stuff hands control back as soon as your item is safely saved. The Making Sense queue then prepares previews, reads evidence, runs local intelligence, and validates the result without holding up your flow.

  • Paste, drag-and-drop, Share Extensions, Files, Photos, Shortcuts, widgets, and voice
  • Durable save before background analysis
  • OCR, extraction, and optional local intelligence
  • Digest-based duplicate protection for interactive capture
  • Visible progress with retryable failures
Stuff saving an Aster launch brief first, then continuing preview and local analysis in the background
Saved first · understood in the background
03

Templates

Turn a good reply into a reusable template.

Write in Stuff’s native Markdown composer, add visual blanks, and decide what each answer accepts. When it is time to reuse the note, fill a focused form while the reply updates beside you.

  • Text, multiline, number, date, and choice blanks
  • Required answers, defaults, options, and validation
  • Live rendered reply preview
  • Copy or share the completed result
  • The original template stays ready for next time
Stuff turning a client kickoff reply into a reusable template with typed blanks and a live result
Typed blanks · live reply preview
04

Graph

See the connections you chose.

Stuff maps documents through the tags you applied. It does not invent relationships: every line has a source you can inspect, focus, filter, and change.

  • Explicit tag hubs rather than guessed AI links
  • Space-aware clusters and unconnected items
  • Global and focused neighbourhoods
  • Search, content-type, and Space filters
  • Accessible node browser alongside pan and zoom
Stuff Graph showing explicit professional-project connections created through tags
Every connection comes from your tags
05

Present

Turn a Space into the room.

Present a saved PDF or turn the photos in a Space into a deck. Review the order, leave slides out, add presenter notes, and keep the audience view clean on an external iOS display.

  • Photo decks with saved order and exclusions
  • PDF presentation across Mac, iPad, and iPhone
  • Presenter notes and slide overview
  • Audience stage plus presenter console on external iOS displays
  • Quick Look previews for Word documents and other files
Stuff Spaces keeping launch, research, client, travel, and studio material together
Spaces keep the whole project ready

Private and local by design

Intelligence that stays close to the content.

OCR, search, embeddings, transcripts, and optional local intelligence run on your device. Your library syncs through iCloud, while downloaded models, embeddings, search indexes, and model caches remain device-local.

On-device OCR
On-device semantic search
Local transcription
iCloud synchronization

Simple packaging

The useful part stays free.

INCLUDED

Stuff Free

One Space and every Stuff feature, including capture, search, sync, voice, templates, Copy, Graph, previews, and presentation.

UNLIMITED

Stuff Pro

Unlimited Spaces for people who want separate homes for clients, projects, travel, research, and everything else.

Coming soon to Apple devices

Stuff is almost ready.

Launching soon across Mac, iPad, and iPhone.