Keep everything
worth remembering.

Pro has Apple Intelligence, or a cloud model with your own key, write the title, summary, category and tags of every save, and answer the questions you ask your library in Search, with the saves each answer came from. Organize Earlier Saves gives the models what you saved before, without touching anything you changed yourself; with a cloud model, each of those saves is billed to your own key. Pro also adds the Places map, unlimited custom categories, every accent color and Near You on Apple Watch.

$2.99 a month, $19.99 a year, or $49.99 once for good. Both subscriptions open with a week free, and every plan is shared with your family. Those are US prices; your App Store may show a different one.

You keep everything Pro already did. Titles and summaries stay written, the categories you made stay in place, and the color you picked stays yours. Pro only stops adding to it. Cancel any time under Subscriptions in your Apple Account settings.

No. There’s no sign-up and no password. Syncing uses the iCloud account already on your devices.

Not unless you ask it to. Titles, summaries and tags are written, and questions about your library answered, by Apple Intelligence on your own device, and paying for Pro doesn’t change that — it’s the same models, running in the same place. The one exception is a key you add yourself: with your own OpenAI or Anthropic key, the text of a save goes straight from your device to that provider, under your own account. A question you ask sends only the question and short excerpts of the up to twelve saves that best match it, and nothing at all if none match. There’s no FaveNest server in between, and we never see the key or what it sends.

Everything still works. You get a plain title and the page’s own description instead of a written summary, and saving never waits on it either way. With Pro you can also bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic key, and a cloud model writes the titles, summaries and tags, and answers your questions, on that device instead. Pro’s Places, categories and colors work on every device FaveNest runs on.

Yes, with Pro. Add it under Settings > Intelligence > Cloud Model, where any OpenAI-compatible service works too, and a cloud model writes your titles, summaries, categories and tags, and answers what you ask your library. On a device with Apple Intelligence, you choose whether it only steps in as a fallback, where Apple Intelligence can’t answer, or handles every save. The key lives in your iCloud Keychain, end-to-end encrypted, so you enter it once and it follows you to your other devices. We never see it, and the provider bills your own account.

Yes, on any plan. Tap Read on a saved article and FaveNest shows a clean copy, with headings, quotes, lists and code, that it keeps on the device that saved or opened the page, so it reads with no connection. An article saved on another device reads offline once you’ve opened it there while online, and Translate puts a passage into another language. Videos, social posts and shop pages have no reader.

On your device, and in your own iCloud if you’re signed in. Only you can read those records. We can’t see them, export them or recover them.

Yes, on any plan. Export Library writes your whole library, with every original file, to one backup you can keep anywhere and load back in later.

Yes, on any plan. Export your library from Savespace, Pocket, Raindrop.io, Instapaper, Pinboard, Safari or another browser, or use any file with links in it. Then choose Import from Another App in Settings > Data & Backup, or in the File menu on the Mac. Titles, notes, tags, favorites and the date of each save come along, anything already in your library is skipped, and everything organizes itself in the background. FaveNest reads the file on your device and never signs in to the other service.

Say “Search FaveNest for running shoes” to open Search on that term, or “Save this page to FaveNest”, “Save a note to FaveNest” or “Save this PDF to FaveNest” to keep something without opening the app. The same actions are in Shortcuts. On iPhone and iPad, visual intelligence, from the camera or a screenshot, shows the saved items that match what it sees. Saving works from the Lock Screen; looking through your library waits until your device is unlocked.

An iPhone on iOS 26 or later, an iPad on iPadOS 26 or later, or a Mac on macOS 26 or later. FaveNest for Apple Watch needs watchOS 26 or later and an iPhone with FaveNest.

Yes, for Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Turn on FaveNest under Settings > Apps > Safari > Extensions on iPhone and iPad, or Safari > Settings > Extensions on the Mac, and Save to FaveNest keeps the page you’re reading. There’s no extension for other browsers yet, but you can import their bookmarks.