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Save everything. Find anything. Own all of it.

A local-first visual library for your Mac.

Hoard keeps the pictures, videos and pages you save from the web in a folder on your Mac, and finds them again by word, colour or collection. Save from Chrome with a right-click, sort it when you have a minute, and look properly when you need to.

I built it for designers and creatives who collect references. It's local-first and pay-once on purpose. Your library is a plain folder you own, and there's no subscription, now or later.

No cloud, No account, No tracking, No subscription.

Creator / Developer / Designer

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Coming soon for Mac

Save everything. Find anything. Own all of it.

A local-first visual library for your Mac.

I built it for designers and creatives who collect references. It's local-first and pay-once on purpose. Your library is a plain folder you own, and there's no subscription, now or later.

No cloud, No account, No tracking, No subscription.

Creator / Developer / Designer

Visit Hoard

Coming soon for Mac

Two clicks from “oh, that’s nice” to saved.

Right-click any image, video or page in Chrome and send it to Hoard, or straight into a collection.

Hoard fetches the full-size original, not the copy the page was showing. It pulls out the colours, notes where it came from, and gets out of your way.

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Capture

Chrome extension, menu bar drop, a pasted web address or a drag from Finder. It all lands in the Inbox.

Colour search

Type a hex or press a swatch. Hoard ranks your library by how close each picture comes, the way eyes judge colour.

It's a folder

Plain files and JSON on your Mac. Back it up however you like. Delete Hoard tomorrow and you still have everything.

Pay once. Keep it.

One licence for up to three Macs, a year of updates, and you keep the version you have for good. Seven days free to try everything. Price to be announced.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Hoard a subscription?

Where is my stuff?

Does it work offline?

What can I save?

Can I get my stuff out?

Does it run on an Intel Mac?