Am I searching the web or my own library?

The library search looks through your saved references. It helps you find something you have already kept.

Does search require every save to be fully analysed?

No. Text search can use saved titles, descriptions and your notes, including references whose automated analysis is unavailable.

No. Saving, organising and library search are included in Free.

Remember

You might remember a title, a material or a note you wrote. Search your saved references and return to the original source.

Use the title, a description or the notes attached to your saves. A useful phrase gives you a way back without remembering which board you put it in.

Open a result to see the saved reference and its original page. The image is a reminder; the source lets you investigate further.

Add a clear title or a short note when a reference matters. Your own words are useful clues for the next time you need it.

Am I searching the web or my own library?: The library search looks through your saved references. It helps you find something you have already kept.
Does search require every save to be fully analysed?: No. Text search can use saved titles, descriptions and your notes, including references whose automated analysis is unavailable.
Do I need a paid plan to search?: No. Saving, organising and library search are included in Free.

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Start with something you love

Save a reference. Make your first board.