FAQ

Stacks & boards

What is a stack?

A stack is a folder-like collection for links and references—grouped by project, mood, or medium—so you can return to them without digging through browser history.

Can I organize items?

Yes. Move links between stacks, rename stacks, and browse them like a calm library instead of an infinite feed.

Embeds & previews

How do previews work?

When you save a URL, our embed worker tries to resolve a title, thumbnail, and media metadata using each host’s public HTML, APIs, or Open Graph tags. Not every site exposes rich data—some links will show a simple card or placeholder.

Why did my link fail?

Many platforms block automated requests, require login for media, or render content with JavaScript only. Check the status page for per-site reliability and known limitations.

Supported sites

We prioritize major social and media hosts (e.g. X/Twitter, Reddit, Instagram, Imgur) plus generic Open Graph for arbitrary URLs. All content sources are supported with the same architecture; preview quality varies by site. See the status page for the full list, methods (JSON API, og: scrape, etc.), and current health.

Account & sharing

Can I share a stack?

Sharing and collaboration features will be documented here as they ship.

How do I get help?

Use the social links in the footer or the DMCA flow for copyright issues.