Grab a username, stash the stuff you find, and send people one link: multify.co/you.
tiny desk but it’s all basslines
thrift flip: 90s blazer edition
the enamel mug that outlives you
Public finds show up at multify.co/ari_finds. The rest stay yours.
Bookmark, save, like anything and it’s automatically added to your “stash”, private by default. Keep it all for later, and flip a switch on the finds you want on your profile.
multify.co/ari_finds
142 finds · 87 followers
tiny desk but it's all basslines
the bridge at 2:14 is unreal
thrift flip: 90s blazer edition
stealing this whole technique
the enamel mug that outlives you
bought two, no regrets
thread on why movie posters died
every frame is a banger
the only desk lamp that matters
warm bulb or nothing
niche perfume reviews, unhinged
her taste is elite
See a real one: multify.co/niyogi
multify.co/you, before someone else takes it. Letters, numbers, underscores.
Google or email. About a minute, and it's free.
The Chrome extension rides along while you browse. Install it once and forget it.
Like something on YouTube or TikTok and it lands in your stash automatically. Flip it public and it's on your page.
Like or save on the sites above and it's stashed automatically. Everywhere else, right-click and stash it. If you can see it, you can save it.
Flip a find to Public and it goes on your page. Add a note so people know why it's good. That note is the difference between a bookmark and a point of view.
People can follow you and re-stash your finds. Nothing goes public until you flip the switch.
tiny desk but it's all basslines
the bridge at 2:14 is unreal
One theme for the whole thing: the app you stash in and the page people see. Tap one to try it on right here, and swap it whenever the mood changes.
Your stash is a search engine for your own links. Search it whenever one slips your mind, or ask your AI to. Multify has built-in MCP support for ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and Muse.
Search it
Why you should salt pasta water like the sea
Every link you stash, searchable by title, source, and your own notes.
Or ask your AI
I can’t find a blog post I stashed about a cooking tip. Find it for me.
Found it in your stash: Why you should salt pasta water like the sea, from saltandsimmer.blog, stashed 3 weeks ago. Want the link?
Built-in MCP support. Set it up in a minute.
Find something cool, stash it, share it. Start with the name.
Free. The extension is for Chrome or Firefox on desktop. You can stash from your phone by pasting a link or texting one in.