lueggo
Private beta · waitlist open

Saving is easy. Coming back to it is the hard part.

lueggo is a link manager that turns captures into actions: everything you save goes into a weekly plan and comes back to you when it is time to act. This is not a read-it-later app with AI bolted on — it is the place where what you found finally turns into something you did.

  • Free forever
  • No ads
  • Full export
  • No lock-in

Join the private beta

We open in small groups, starting with Spanish. We email you once, when there is a spot.

What a day with it looks like

Three screens. The AI works in the background, for less than a cent per link; you just save, decide and do.

Inbox ⌘K save
Honey-glazed salmon with Vegeto
recipes.vegeto.es · 2 days ago
recipesalmon30 min
Trail shoes: Salomon X Ultra 4
decathlon.es · 1 week ago
buyrunning shoes
SQL for beginners (playlist)
youtube.com · 3 days ago
learnsql
Lisbon: Alfama hotel and the train over
booking.com · 2 weeks ago
travellisbon
This week's plan
Cook the honey salmon
Today · dinner
KeepRescheduleDrop
Buy the trail shoes
Friday · 20 min
KeepRescheduleDrop
Watch the SQL video (part two)
Saturday · 25 min
KeepRescheduleDrop
Book the train to Lisbon
Sunday
KeepRescheduleDrop

Up to five things pinned. Every Monday you decide: keep, reschedule or let it go. What you don't decide fades on its own.

Ask your saved stuff
"A salmon-with-honey recipe, I saved it from one specific creator"
Found 3 recipes saved with honey. The one from the creator you mean is the third: 35 minutes, and only two ingredients you didn't have. ▸ open the saved recipe
"What's still pending for the Lisbon trip?"
Four things: the train, where you're staying, a restaurant booking and one ticket you still haven't looked at.

The problem isn't saving. It's coming back.

Everybody knows how to save a link. Almost nobody goes back to them. That's not a willpower problem: the tools we save into are optimised for capturing, not for getting things back.

1

The dead archive

Thousands of saved links and a search you never run again. When a good idea shows up, you can no longer find where you put it.

2

An app that lives on your phone

You save on mobile, but you work on a laptop. With a mobile-only app, half your captures fall into the "I'll get to it" void.

3

Paying for an archive

Most of these services charge €4–5 a month to save faster. Saving isn't worth that — it's worth it if it hands something back to you.

How it works

Four steps. The first takes under two seconds and is the only one we ask anything of you.

1

You save

One tap on the share sheet, one shortcut, or paste the URL. It's stored on the device first — it works offline and never waits for the network.

2

It gets enriched on its own

In the background, the AI extracts the text, suggests tags, tells a recipe from a product or a place, and flags dead links. Under a cent per link.

3

It enters your plan

From what you saved, you pick what goes into this week's plan (up to five things). Everything else is archived — but still searchable.

4

It comes back on time

On Monday you decide: keep, reschedule or drop. And when you ask, the answer points at the link it came from — it isn't invented.

What's inside

What ships in the private beta. What doesn't is not announced yet.

Two-tap capture

OS share sheet, keyboard shortcut, or the browser extension. Local first.

Weekly plan

Up to five pinned things a week. Deciding is the hard part, so the app handles the rest.

Natural-language search

"A salmon-with-honey recipe from one specific creator" — and it finds what you saved.

Chat with citations

Ask your saved stuff. Every answer links back to the source it came from.

Shared collections

By link, with expiry and revocation. People without an account can open them too.

Full export

Markdown, JSON and CSV. Your links are yours, in a format other tools can read.

Works offline

Save and search on the train. It syncs when the network comes back.

Enriched in the background

Tags, summaries and steps, generated without blocking you and for under a cent.

No ads

No banners, no "sponsored content", no ad profile. Full stop.

Where it will live

The most common complaint about apps in this category is that they only exist in one place. Ours will be the same product everywhere, with the same account and the same data.

Platform Status When
Web (PWA) Private beta First spots on the waitlist
Browser extension (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) In development In the beta
iOS (iPhone and iPad) In development After the beta
Android In development After the beta
Windows In development After the beta

We'd rather tell the truth than the numbers: none of this is published yet. If you join and we never write to you, we failed at our job.

Pricing

The free plan is the full product, no trick. The subscription lifts limits; it doesn't take features away.

Plan Price Who it's for
Free €0, forever Save, search and run your weekly plan. No ads, no time limit.
Pro €1.99/month or €9.99/year More AI quota, more volume, and the remaining premium features.
Lifetime €49 once Pro, forever. No renewals.

€1.99/month is the reference plan; the final store price goes live with the launch date. Everyone in the beta gets beta pricing.

Privacy

One rule: if we don't need it for the app to work, we don't store it.

What we do

  • Store your links, notes and tags so we can hand them back to you.
  • Use aggregated, non-identifiable data to measure cost.
  • Let you export everything as Markdown, JSON or CSV, any time.

What we don't do

  • No ads and no advertising profile.
  • We don't sell your data to advertisers or data brokers.
  • No third-party tracking: no pixels, no social SDKs.

Questions we always get

The short versions.

When does it launch?

We're in private beta: we open in small groups, starting with Spanish, from the first spots on the waitlist. The iOS and Android apps come after that beta, not before.

Is "free" real, or free-with-a-catch?

Real: no ads, no time limit, full export. The subscription (€1.99/month or €9.99/year) raises the AI quota and the volume; it doesn't remove features.

Can I bring what I already saved elsewhere?

Yes. We import the usual export formats (HTML, JSON, CSV, Markdown), and you can always take yours back out in the same formats. We're not trying to trap you.

Is the AI mine or someone else's?

Enrichment runs on our infrastructure, under a cent per link, and only over the text it needs. What you save is not used to train somebody else's model.

Does it work offline?

Yes. The link is saved on the device first and synced afterwards. You can capture and search with no signal.

What if I do get in?

We'd love that. We won't send you newsletters you didn't ask for, and you can delete your account and your data whenever you want.

Join

The beta opens in small groups, in order of sign-up. Tell us where you'd use it first and we'll write when it's your turn.