MULTIFY

Claim your corner of the internet.

Grab a username, stash the stuff you find, and send people one link: multify.co/you.

multify.co/

multify.co/yourname

Takes about a minute. Sign up with Google or email.

This is your page

Every find you make public shows up here, with your note on why it's good. One link for everything you're into.

Four steps, then it runs itself

  1. Claim your name

    multify.co/you, before someone else takes it. Letters, numbers, underscores.

  2. Sign up

    Google or email. About a minute, and it's free.

  3. Add the extension

    The Chrome extension rides along while you browse. Install it once and forget it.

  4. Stash your first find

    Like something on YouTube or TikTok and it lands in your stash automatically. Flip it public and it's on your page.

It works where you already scroll

right-click any page paste a link text one in

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 it public, make it yours

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.

Pick your look

One theme for the whole thing — the app you stash in and the page people see. Swap it whenever the mood changes.

Your username isn't going to claim itself.

Find something cool, stash it, share it. Start with the name.

multify.co/

multify.co/yourname

Free. The extension is for Chrome on desktop. You can stash from your phone by pasting a link or texting one in.

Why this exists

A while back I saved a link to a great website I wanted to check out later. I can't remember the name. I can't remember the URL. All I remember is that it was a great one.

That's the quiet tragedy of the internet. You find great stuff all day — songs, videos, products, ideas, weird little corners of the web — and it ends up scattered across a dozen apps, slowly turning into digital dust.

Here's the thing: the stuff you find is you. The music, the things you'd actually buy, the post that made you go "oh, this is good" — that's how we express ourselves. And in the age of AI, when machines can generate infinite everything, choosing is the part that stays human. Every save says: this mattered to me.

Stash makes that easy. A little browser extension that rides along while you surf, plus a text companion — send it a link, say "stash it," done.

What stashing means is up to you. A keepsake you'll come back to. A scrapbook or scratch pad. Stuff you share with people who care about the same things you do. All correct answers.

We hope you enjoy using it as much as we enjoy making it. And we're all ears — tell us what would make this feel more human.