The links you save, finally findable.

Share a URL from any app: Custel saves it instantly, enriches it on its own, and keeps it ready when you need it — even offline.

Coming to Android

Links get lost. Custel keeps them.

In notes, in "saved" messages, in tabs that stay open forever: links end up everywhere except where you need them. Custel is the container that gathers and sorts them. Every saved link becomes a cust: a card with title, image and category, ready to be found again. All your cust, in one place.

How it works

  1. Share

    From the Android Share Sheet, in two taps. Without opening the app.

  2. Custel enriches

    Title, image, type and category: the card fills itself in by reading the page metadata.

  3. Find and read

    Full-text search across everything you've saved, with a built-in reader for offline reading.

What it does

  • Instant capture

    Save from the Share Sheet without opening the app. With Undo, in case you change your mind.

  • Automatic enrichment

    Title, image, type and category: the card fills itself in.

  • Search and offline reading

    Full-text search across every cust. Built-in reader with adjustable text size.

  • Collections

    Flexible folders: one cust can live in several collections. Everything else waits in "To sort".

  • Smart suggestions

    Recipe, event or product: Custel recognizes it and offers it to you.

  • Clean social extraction

    YouTube, TikTok, Vimeo, Spotify, SoundCloud: clean extracts, content only.

  • Custel-to-Custel

    Share a collection with a link: whoever receives it imports it in one tap.

  • Private and on-device

    Local processing, no tracking. And private categories stay private.

Everything stays on your device

Enrichment and categorization happen locally: no mandatory account, no tracking, no data leaving your phone without a reason. Categories you want to keep private sit behind a dedicated gate: they open only when you decide.

Inside the app

The library: your cust in a grid that fills itself in.
The reader: articles saved in full, readable offline.
Collections: flexible folders plus the "To sort" inbox.

Almost there.

Custel is coming soon to Google Play. A home for your links is on its way.