Fold
Find the reference you remember.
Search by words, meaning or look — typos forgiven.
Fold’s model, precomputed
29 items
Made for people who collect references. Find them, keep them, share them.
Keep what you copied.
Links, images and text wait on one shelf. ⌘⇧V pastes them anywhere.
Sample
Search by colour.
Pick a colour and see the pictures it stands out in.
Live
Bring your bookmarks.
From ten browsers, which Fold only reads.
Sample
Choose what to importEverything Fold found on this Mac. Uncheck any you'd rather skip.CChromePersonal1,204 bookmarks1,204 bookmarksCChromeStudio318 bookmarks318 bookmarksAArcSidebar142 bookmarks142 bookmarksFFirefoxDefault4 bookmarks4 bookmarksNeeds permissionSSafariGrant Full Disk Access to include SafariOpen SettingsSelect AllNoneCancelImport 4 sourcesDone1,668 bookmarks in your library
Name a moodboard. Fold fills it.
Describe a look, and Fold gathers the pictures that match.
Fold’s model, precomputed
Put feedback beside the work.
Share a collection. Comment on any part of a picture.
Sample
Yours, on your Mac. No account and no tracking.
Native. A real Mac app, with the menus and shortcuts you expect.
On-device AI. Search by meaning, look and colour runs on your Mac — no cloud.
Online only when it helps. Page previews, site icons and updates — the rest only if you use it. Privacy policy
Free today, with everything. Fold Pro is coming, with a 14‑day trial.
Free
$0
- Everything is included today.
- When Fold Pro arrives, new installs keep the latest 20 bookmarks, 10 X saves and 2 AI collections free. A library from before then isn’t limited.
Fold Pro
$5.99 a month, or $49.99 a year
- Every bookmark and X save, and unlimited AI collections.
- Super Clipboard, sharing and export, plus prompts from saved images.
Coming in a later version
When a plan ends, nothing in your library is deleted.
Before you move in.
What can I save in Fold?
Bookmarks from your browsers, your saved X posts, Eagle libraries, images and files you add, and notes you write — in one library you can browse as a visual board or a list.
Super Clipboard adds what you copy: nothing until you turn it on, and you can pause it any time. Copies that password managers mark as secret are skipped, but Fold can’t recognise a secret an app doesn’t mark — so pause it while you handle anything sensitive.
Which browsers does it work with?
Safari, Chrome, Arc, Firefox, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi, Dia, Comet and Chromium, kept up to date while Fold is open; for any other browser, add an exported bookmarks file. Safari keeps its bookmarks behind Full Disk Access, and Fold shows you how to grant it.
Fold only reads your bookmarks — it never changes them. Tags, notes and collections live in Fold’s own library.
Which Macs can run Fold?
A Mac with Apple Silicon running macOS 15 or later. Search by meaning, look-alike pictures and colour search run on the models that come with the app — no cloud AI, and nothing uploaded.
Ask your library, summaries and prompts from saved images need macOS 26 with Apple Intelligence turned on. An optional vision model (about 1.5 GB, downloaded once from Hugging Face) gives richer descriptions of pictures.
Does my library leave my Mac?
No. It’s a database on your Mac, with no account and no tracking. Fold goes online to fetch titles and previews for the pages you save, to check for updates, and — only if you use them — to keep X bookmarks current, download the vision model, and publish the collections you share.
To show site icons it sends a site’s host name, not the full link, to Google’s and DuckDuckGo’s icon services. The privacy policy lists every connection.
Who can see a shared collection, and can I take it back?
Anyone with the link can open the board in a browser and leave comments. A board carries the collection’s saved links; pictures you uploaded stay on your Mac, and your notes and tags stay out unless you include them.
Stop sharing takes the link down straight away. Copies someone already downloaded can’t be recalled, and pictures or pages a content network has cached may keep loading for up to a day. The board’s title, its list of links and its comments stay in our records until you email us the link to erase them — the privacy policy has the details.
Is Fold free?
Today’s version is free, with everything. Fold Pro is coming, with a 14-day trial of everything Pro does on your Mac; if you installed Fold before then, your library isn’t limited. Sharing is hosted online, so it needs a subscription, even during the trial. One subscription covers one Mac.
You buy it inside Fold through Polar, our merchant of record, and your license key arrives by email. Cancel anytime in Polar’s customer portal; Pro stays on until the paid period ends. Prices are in US dollars, tax is shown at checkout, and the refund policy applies.
When a plan ends, nothing in your library is deleted — and deleting items, clearing clipboard history and stopping a share are free on every plan.
Is the demo on this page the real app?
It’s Fold’s library window rebuilt for the web over a made-up library, so you can try it without installing anything. Browsing, filters, notes, and word and colour search run in your browser.
What only a Mac can do — watching your clipboard, importing from browsers, publishing a board — uses sample stand-ins, and the AI results were made by Fold on a Mac. Each is labelled where it appears, and nothing you add leaves the page.