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Qind for iPhone & Android

You save. Qind keeps track.

A little less to keep in your head.

Save articles, notes, photos and recordings from your phone. When you need one again, ask Qind in your own words.

Qind for iPhone Coming soon to the App Store
Qind for Android Coming soon to Google Play

The apps are on their way. Qind is already on the web, and the app will use the same account.

Start free on the web
The Add to Qind sheet open over a qind.ai article in Safari, with a note field, the collection set to Unsorted, and Save.
Saving an article from Safari with the Share Sheet, on iPhone.

Save it the moment you find it.

Three ways in, from the apps you already use on your phone.

01

Something worth keeping? Share it to Qind.

In Safari, or any app with a Share button, tap Share and pick Qind. Choose a collection if you like, then save. On Android, Qind is in the share menu too.

02

Say it before it slips away.

Tap Record on the Qind widget to open the recorder, say what is on your mind, and save it. The recording joins everything else you keep.

Recorded on iPhone: the Quick Capture widget, the recorder, Uploaded to Qind, then the saved recording.

Silent recording, about ten seconds. The iPhone Home Screen shows the Qind Quick Capture widget. Record is tapped and the recorder opens. A waveform moves while someone speaks, the recording is saved, and the sheet says Uploaded to Qind. Done is tapped.

The saved recording in Qind: Recording ready, with Add tags, Suggest tags and an Ask Qind button.

03

Point, shoot, keep.

Photograph a page, a whiteboard or a receipt, or scan a document straight from the app. It is saved with the rest of your library.

Your knowledge has answers.

Ask Qind about what you’ve saved, in your own words.

The answer comes from your own items, with links back to the source so you can open it.

A question, What are the 3 key points of this article on Atomic Habits?, and Qind's answer: three numbered points, each cited [1], with the source jamesclear.com listed below.
A real answer in Qind, about a saved article on Atomic Habits.

Less filing. More finding.

Qind tags what you save and files it into a collection when it is sure. When it is not, the item waits for you to review instead of landing somewhere wrong.

Once a week or once a month, a digest sums up what you saved.

Automatic tagging, filing and digests are part of Basic and Pro.

A saved article, Atomic Habits Summary by James Clear, with Qind's insight and its key topics: Atomic Habits, Four Laws of Behavior Change, Habit loop, Identity-based habits, Marginal gains.
Key topics Qind found in a saved article.
What needs your attention: Without Tags, five items, with an Organize all button.
Untagged items wait in one place.
The Digests panel with Weekly and Monthly tabs and a weekly digest for June 1 to 7, 2026.
The weekly digest.

Your phone, your browser, your Qind.

Keep Qind on your phone, open the web app at qind.ai on a computer, and clip pages with the web clipper in Chrome, Edge or Firefox. One account, one library.

The Qind web app home: search or ask, What needs your attention, Digests and Recent Collections.
The Qind recorder after saving: Uploaded to Qind, Transcribing and summarizing, Done.
The Qind web clipper popup with the page URL, a collection and tags, ready to save.

Before you install.

Encrypted in transit; Qind does not train models on your content.

Content is processed on our servers, so Qind is not end-to-end encrypted.

How Qind handles security
Qind for iPhone Coming soon to the App Store
Qind for Android Coming soon to Google Play

Qind offers Free, Basic, and Pro plans.

  • Free A thoughtful way to begin
  • Basic Save freely and make sense of what you find
  • Pro More headroom for big libraries and heavy files

Automatic tagging, filing and digests are part of Basic and Pro.

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Questions, answered.

Is Qind free on mobile?

Qind has a Free plan, and you can start on it today at qind.ai; the app will use the same account. Qind offers Free, Basic, and Pro plans. Basic and Pro add more room, automatic tagging and filing, and digests. The pricing page has the details.

What can I save?

Articles, notes, PDFs, images and audio. With the app you can share a page from Safari or another app, record a voice note, or take a photo or scan a page. On a computer you can also upload PDFs, Office documents, Markdown, images, audio and video.

Do I need to use the web app?

No. Once the app is out you can create an account and use Qind from the phone alone. The web app at qind.ai and the web clipper are there when you are at a computer, and they show the same library.

Is my content private?

Encrypted in transit; Qind does not train models on your content. Content is processed on our servers, so Qind is not end-to-end encrypted. The security page explains how your library is handled.

Which iPhones and Android devices are supported?

Qind is coming to iPhone and Android. It will need iOS 16.4 or later on iPhone and Android 7.0 or later, and it is not in the App Store or on Google Play yet.

Can I import from Notion, Evernote, Obsidian, Google Drive or Raindrop?

Not yet. Direct imports from Notion, Evernote, Obsidian, Google Drive and Raindrop are planned, not available. Until then, share or upload what you want to keep.

You save. Qind keeps track.

A little less to keep in your head.

Qind for iPhone Coming soon to the App Store
Qind for Android Coming soon to Google Play