Meet Stella — an AI assistant that turns your bookmarks into a second brain you can actually talk to. Ask questions, get answers grounded in your own saved content. Organize your library with natural language. Rediscover things you forgot you saved. Runs on our own infrastructure. Your data never leaves our servers. Blog post: blog.raindrop.io/meet-stella… Docs: help.raindrop.io/stella

Added a Zapier integration for Raindrop. Now you can pipe new bookmarks into other apps (Notion, Sheets, Slack…) and build multi-step automations. Useful if you already live in Zapier. zapier.com/apps/raindropio/i…

Raindrop.io iOS 5.3.0 now supports Shortcuts app! You can now automate: → Add, get & delete bookmarks → Manage tags & favorites → Save files → Get collections Build powerful workflows right from your iPhone.

I rarely feel the need to give a product shout-out but I've been getting link fatigue between keeping browser tabs open and logging links in OneNote or Google Keep so I can remember them for later. Finally decided to research some options and gave @raindrop_io a try this weekend. Game changer. Simple, clean interface with the ability to easily add links, create collections and create tags to divide and subdivide your links in ways that are meaningful to you. And also, fun collection icons that make it feel like it's yours. Well done.

.@raindrop_io ai search is quite nice

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We just shipped MCP (Model Context Protocol) support for Raindrop Now any AI — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, Windsurf, Zed — can search, organize, and work with your bookmarks natively. One endpoint. OAuth 2.1. Streamable HTTP. Works everywhere MCP does. help.raindrop.io/mcp

built a chrome extension that that syncs twitter bookmarks with @raindrop_io! (previously was paying $15/mo for a combo of tools that did this)

This is exactly what I’m building right now for the next major version of Raindrop.

📒 @Inoreader has introduced a one-click @Raindrop_io integration, offering users a streamlined way to save & share articles to their Raindrop account. This feature arrives a week after Mozilla announced Pocket's shutdown, leaving many users looking for an alternative. alternativeto.net/news/2025/…

We’ve enhanced our suggestions for collections and tags! Unlike before, our smarter suggestions no longer need prior training, meaning even empty collections are considered, and the list of suggested tags will include new, relevant ones. Let us know your thoughts and share your experience!

Reduce repetive work and organize your bookmarks in a few clicks with new AI Suggestions: - Move unsorted bookmarks to the ideal collection - Correct misplaced bookmarks - Tag bookmarks - Simplify tags Learn more: help.raindrop.io/ai-suggesti…

New AI-driven features: ✨ Semantic search — no need to remember exact keywords, just type your query in natural language 🌐 Better multi-lang support — allowing you to search in your native language, even for bookmarks in different languages 📁 AI-driven suggestions for collections & tags Learn more: help.raindrop.io/changelog More AI features coming. All new AI features are made with our private LLM and user data is not used for training.

I've been thinking about AI-powered auto organization recently. I'm not a fan of fully automated categorization that requires no effort from the user. It often results in generic tags/categories that LACK YOUR PERSONALITY. Instead, what if users still had to create folders (collections) and manually place bookmarks in them? Over time, the AI would learn the user's preferences and criteria for organizing their stuff. If the AI makes a mistake, the user can simply move the bookmark to the correct folder, further teaching the AI. I've made some initial attempts with my own bookmarks, and 8 out of 10 were placed in the correct folder automatically (screenshot below). Here's how I envision it working for new users: 1. Register for a Raindrop account. 2. a. Import your existing bookmarks/folders, allowing the AI to understand your organization style. b. Alternatively, start from scratch by creating folders and adding bookmarks. The AI will quickly catch up. 3. When you add a bookmark, Raindrop will automatically place it in the most suitable folder or in an "Unsorted" folder. 4. Later on, you can visit the special "Organize" page where the AI will provide advice on how to reorganize your collection, including suggestions for the bookmarks in the "Unsorted" folder. The same process applies to existing users. As you can see, this solution requires some effort from the user, such as occasionally changing the auto-selected collection and performing reorganization. What are your thoughts? Do you think this is the right approach?