Our manifesto
You did not have a memory problem. You had a finding problem — and every app you save into was built to make saving easy and finding somebody else's concern.
The save button is generous. It costs nothing, takes a second, and asks for no decision. So you press it, thousands of times, and it feels like keeping. It isn't. A saved post is a receipt — a link back to a place that may change the post, hide it, or delete it while you were not looking.
What you actually wanted was the thing inside it. The eighth slide. The frame at nine seconds. The sentence someone said over the music. None of that is yours. It sits on a platform, behind a feed built to show you the next thing instead of the last one.
So the work you meant to keep piles up somewhere you cannot search, in an order nobody chose, and quietly stops being work at all.
Looci takes the contents out and gives them to you. Not a reference to them — them.
01Your library is yours. Export everything, any time, in a format that outlives us.
02Nothing is sold. No advertising, no data brokers, no third party paying for a look at what you kept.
03Nothing is deleted for you. Not by an algorithm, not to save space, not because something scored badly.