About
Saving is easy. Remembering is what breaks.
Four hundred starred repos. You have opened maybe six of them again. Somewhere in there is the one that solved this exact problem eighteen months ago.
Or you are thirty sources into something and you remember the claim perfectly, but not which paper it came from. Or you have kept so much music and film writing that the keeping has stopped being useful.
Twinkle started from a smaller question than most: what if the thing you saved arrived already knowing what it was? Then you would not be searching your own memory for the right words. You would just follow it.
What we believe
What we won’t budge on.
Filing is the tax nobody pays
Every tool that asks you to tag things ends up full of untagged things. So Twinkle does not ask. You paste, or photograph, or talk at it, and the organising happens whether you are in the mood or not.
It should be where you already are
What you saved is worth most at the exact moment you are stuck on something. Usually you are in an editor by then, so Twinkle plugs into Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT and answers from your library there.
Your library is yours alone
Isolation is enforced by the database on every single read, not by application code that has to remember. That went in with the first migration. It was never a setting.
Who’s behind it
Twinkle is built by CUE++, a small team building the thing we kept wanting and not finding. We ship most weeks. We read everything you send us, and we are genuinely curious what you are trying not to forget.