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SaveSearch vs Tuckii: which save-links app fits you?
Tuckii and SaveSearch both exist because your saved posts are scattered across apps and impossible to find. They solve it differently. Here's a fair look, based on Tuckii's own site and store listings as of October 2026.
| SaveSearch | Tuckii | |
|---|---|---|
| Best at | Finding a save by any word you remember | Quick, private link saving on your phone |
| What search looks at | Title, caption and your note; with Pro also article text, YouTube captions and text in screenshots | Title, description and link |
| Why it matched | Every result says, e.g. "Matched your note" | No |
| Where it runs | Website, Chrome extension, iPhone and Android | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android |
| Browser extension | Yes, Chrome | No |
| Account | No account needed; an email code for Pro | No account needed |
| Sync | Your account, across web, Chrome and iPhone (paid) | iCloud, Apple devices only (Pro) |
| Organising | Optional collections, no filing needed | Collections, pinning; tags and sub-collections in Pro |
| Free plan | Free on your device, no account | Everyday saving, with a limit on images |
| Paid plan | Pro: $4.99 a month or $49.90 a year ($39.90 your first year until 31 Dec 2026) | Monthly, yearly or lifetime Pro |
| Export | Everything, as Markdown, CSV and JSON | JSON backup |
Where Tuckii is strong
Tuckii's big idea is that there's nothing to sign up for. You install it and start saving, and your library lives on your device. SaveSearch works the same way on its free plan, so on that front it's a tie. Tuckii also imports from Pocket, Raindrop and browser bookmarks, and has a nice swipe-through mode for going back over saves you haven't opened.
Where SaveSearch is different
SaveSearch is built around one moment: three months later, when you remember the idea but not the post. So it keeps the words wherever it can, not just the title, and searches your own note about why you saved it. Search "garlic" and you'll find the recipe whose caption mentions garlic, even if the title says "10-minute noodles".
It's also honest about what it got. Each save says whether SaveSearch captured the full text, part of it or only the link. When Instagram or TikTok won't share a caption, you can paste it, or with Pro add a screenshot and SaveSearch reads the words from it.
Which should you pick?
- Pick Tuckii if you mostly save from your phone, want screenshots and imports today, and searching titles is enough for you.
- Pick SaveSearch if you save a lot from social apps and the web, you want to search what was inside the post and your own notes, and you'd like a website and a Chrome button as well as your phone.
Not sure? Read why you can never find the things you saved. If that sounds like you, SaveSearch was built for exactly that.
Questions people ask
Is Tuckii free?
Tuckii is free for everyday saving. Its Pro upgrade adds iCloud sync, tags, sub-collections, collection sharing and backup.
What is the main difference between SaveSearch and Tuckii?
Tuckii searches titles, descriptions and links. SaveSearch also searches your own notes about why you saved something, and with Pro the words inside: article text, YouTube captions and text in screenshots.