Open beta · Android and web

Save it once.
Find it forever.

Share anything into Trovery — a screenshot, a link, a photo — and it lands in the right list with the actual picture, not just a title.

How it works

Three taps between finding something and never losing it.

01

Share it

Hit share in any app. Trovery pulls in the title, the image, the address — everything you'd otherwise retype.

02

It sorts itself

Trovery reads what you saved and quietly files it under Restaurants, Books, Places to go — or a new list it suggests.

03

See it, not just check it off

Open a list and it's all there, as photos, not titles. Mark things done as you go, and the list becomes a record of what you actually got to.

Features

Built for the things you save, not the tasks you dread.

Save from anywhere

A share extension that works in every app on your phone — no forms, no folders to pick.

Lists that build themselves

Categories, tags and titles are filled in for you. Rename or move anything — Trovery learns and stops asking.

A to-do list you actually want to look at

Every save keeps its photo, so your list reads like a moodboard, not a spreadsheet — the rare to-do list you open because you want to, not because you have to.

Sharing, on the way

Invite people to a list as a viewer or editor, or send a public view-only link — coming in a future update.

Everything, together

A wall of everything you’ve ever meant to do.

Search it, filter it, or just scroll it on a Sunday morning and pick something. Everything’s still there — the café from 2023 included.

A plant-filled restaurant with a glass ceiling and diners at wooden tables
The Conservatory Restaurants · brunch spot
Stonehenge standing in a green field under a blue sky
Stonehenge Places to go · Wiltshire
Two hikers on a mountain trail facing a snow-capped peak
Lac Blanc Trail Places to go · Chamonix, 14km
A concrete-walled café with two bikes parked by the counter
The Wheelhouse Places to go · Los Angeles
A grand gallery hall lined with large framed paintings
The Louvre, Denon Wing Places to go · Paris
A band performing on an outdoor stage strung with lights
The Growlers at Pappy & Harriet’s Live music · Pioneertown
A burger with crispy onions and bacon next to a plate of fries
The Odd Fellow Restaurants · best burger in town
Pan-seared fish fillets in a creamy spinach sauce, in a cast-iron skillet
Cod with creamed kale Recipes · Bon Appétit
Two cocktails garnished with a dried orange slice and rosemary
Blood orange old fashioned Recipes · saved from a bartender
A tray of colourful craft beads next to paint pots and stickers
Beading kit Ideas · saved from TikTok
A Canon EOS 80D camera sitting on a wooden table
Canon EOS 80D Ideas · camera upgrade
The book "Milk and Honey" by Rupi Kaur resting on a nightstand
Milk and Honey Books · Rupi Kaur

Questions

Can I download Trovery yet?

Yes — Trovery is in open beta on Android. Join the test on Google Play and it installs like any other app, no invite needed. It also runs in your browser at app.mytrovery.com — sign in with Google. An iOS version comes later; leave your email below for launch updates.

What's expected of a beta tester?

Use it for a couple of weeks the way you'd use any app you'd saved things in, and tell us what's broken or confusing. You'll need an Android phone, or you can just open it in a browser at app.mytrovery.com.

Do I need an account?

Yes — a free account takes a few seconds to set up, and it means your lists are backed up and ready to go if you switch phones.

Is Trovery free?

Yes, the free tier is genuinely free — up to 3 lists with 20 saves each, forever. A paid Pro tier (unlimited lists, unlimited bulk add, and more) is coming soon.

Is my data used to train anything?

No. Categorisation runs through Trovery's own server, not a third party — your saves are never used to train models or sold to anyone. The privacy policy lists every service a save can touch.

Do I have to use AI?

No. Every save method in Trovery is opt-in — Manual entry lets you type in the title, notes, and details yourself and attach your own photo, with no AI involved at all. AI just handles the rest (reading photos, pulling in links, splitting out text) for people who want the shortcut.

How is this different from Pinterest or a notes app?

Pinterest is other people's photos of ideas; Trovery is the actual thing you saved — your screenshot, your photo, your link. And unlike a board, when you actually go, watch, or read something, you mark it done — so over time you've got a record of what you followed through on, not just a pile of things you meant to.

What if my photo isn't great, or I don't have one?

You can ask Trovery to suggest one — it finds real images already out there (the actual book cover, the venue's real photo) for you to pick from. Or upload your own from your camera roll. Your original stays saved too, so you can switch back any time.