Capture from wherever you work.
Safari on the Mac, any browser through iki.place/save, the share sheet or your watch. Anything that crosses a network is encrypted first.
iki for founders & builders
Everything you read about building, answering back.
Save the essay, the thread, the competitor’s pricing page and the idea you mumbled on a walk. Then ask what you saved about onboarding and get an answer with its sources.
Library
AllArticleScreenshotVoicePDF
Article
Pricing pages that don’t apologise
Say the price, then the reasons.
Anchor on the plan people pickOne footnote, not six
Article · 9 min
Voice
Idea: pricing by seats?
0:52 · Tue
func digest(video: URL) {
let speech = transcribe(video)
let screen = readFrames(video)
save(speech + screen)
}
// runs on the phone
Digest pipeline, sketch
Screenshot · Mon
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Competitor onboarding, step 2
Screenshot · Today
PDF
Seed deck v3
Fourteen slides, one ask.
PDF · 14 pages
Article
The Library Rules
Why saves should be files.
iki.place · 6 min
three moments
Where IKI helps most.
Ask across everything.
Every answer cites the article, screenshot or voice note it came from. Recipes pull next steps out of what you read.
Share a reading list safely.
Share a collection as a page. With a password, your phone encrypts it before upload, and the page can expire.
a week with iki
What it looks like, day by day.
mon
Save three essays on pricing from Safari on the Mac.
tue
Screenshot a competitor’s onboarding, all six steps.
wed
Voice-note the idea on the way to the station.
thu
Ask what you saved about free trials. One answer, five sources.
fri
Share the pricing collection with your cofounder, with a password, expiring Monday.
what you’ll use most
The parts that matter here.
Any browser
Pair Chrome once, or use iki.place/save. The tab encrypts what you send.
Safari on Mac
Add to IKI from the toolbar.
Ask, with sources
Across everything you saved, not one notebook.
Recipes
Next steps, Briefing, What’s new here.
Your own Claude key
For heavy questions, straight to Anthropic, on any plan.
Shared pages
Encrypted with a password, with an expiry date.
straight answers
What IKI won’t do for you.
It helps to know the limits before you start.
- IKI is one person’s library, not a team wiki. For shared docs and databases, use Notion. We do.
- There’s no web app to write in. If you switch it on, an encrypted, read-only copy opens in your browser.
- Chrome needs a one-time pairing with your phone, and everything it sends is encrypted in the browser.
the difference, in three lines
Reads everything. Sends nothing.
Leaves you the files.
It reads everything
Articles, PDFs, screenshots, voice notes and reels, read on the phone in three languages.
It sends nothing
There’s no server copy. Every exception is a switch you turn on yourself.
It leaves you the files
Markdown plus the original, in a folder you can open without us.
coming from somewhere else?
Compared side by side.
Keep what you read where it answers back.
It’s free to start, and your own Claude key works on any plan.
Free · iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac · Made for iOS 27
also made for
Other ways people use IKI.
for
Students
Record the lecture, screenshot the slides, save the paper. Before the exam, ask your own notes.
See how forCreators
Every reel you saved becomes searchable by what was said and what was written on screen.
See how forDesigners
Screenshots file themselves, with the text on them read. Find any one by a word on the screen.
See how forReaders & writers
Articles come in whole and stay yours as files, even if the site disappears.
See how forPrivate work
Interviews, case notes and documents from a source, transcribed and searchable without leaving the phone.
See how