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Ask questions across everything you saved
Drawer lets you ask questions across everything you saved, in plain words. Ask "which restaurants did I save in Lisbon?" or "what was that stretch for lower back pain?", and Drawer answers from your own Reels, TikToks, videos, web pages and PDFs, with links back to each one.
How it works
- Save things to Drawer as you come across them.
- Open Ask and type or say your question.
- Read the answer and tap through to the saves it came from. Ask Drawer to put them in a project if you like.
Your own search engine
General AI chat knows the internet. Drawer knows what you chose to keep, and answers from that, so you get your recipe, your hotel shortlist, your workout.
Answers you can check
Every answer lists the saves it used, so you can open the original video or page.
Questions
Does Drawer use my saves to answer other people?
No. Answers come only from your own Drawer and the projects shared with you.
Can I ask by voice?
Yes. Tap the microphone in Ask and speak your question.
More you can do with Drawer
Turn Instagram Reels into text you can search
Share an Instagram Reel to Drawer and get its words as text, sorted onto your own map, so you can search it and ask questions about it later..
TikTok video to text
Share a TikTok to Drawer to keep what was said as searchable text, sorted by topic, with answers to your questions across everything you saved..
Save YouTube videos and Shorts as notes with a summary
Share a YouTube video or Short to Drawer to keep a summary and the words as searchable notes, sorted by topic, and ask questions across everything you saved..
Organize your saved Reels and TikToks
Drawer sorts the Reels, TikToks, videos and links you save onto your own map by topic, so they stop piling up in a Saved folder you never open..
Save web pages and PDFs
Share an article, a web page or a PDF to Drawer.
Save it once. Find it when you need it.
Free during early access. Works in your browser on iPhone, Android and computers.