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Same answers as on the home page — kept in the first HTML so search and AI can read them.
Download and use the local library for free: capture, organize, search on device. Cloud sync and AI have a monthly free allowance. If I already processed that article, enrichment does not spend your allowance. Plus and Team raise limits and add import and reprocess. No ads. I don't sell what you save.
Yes. Links and files sit in SQLite on the device. Read, search, sort with no internet. Sync waits until you reconnect.
LinkVault Professional sends the delta since last sync, not the whole vault. Devices on the same account catch up in the background.
After you save, the pipeline can extract page text, write a summary, suggest tags and a category. Videos and PDFs get transcripts or text. Files are not sent to AI unless you ask. Results come back to the device.
The canonical copy is already on your device. Export JSON from Account settings whenever you want. Cloud copy lives in the EU with row-level security; you can delete account and cloud data from the app. I am a Swiss sole proprietor — but keep the export anyway. That's the honest answer.
Raindrop keeps the default library in the cloud. LinkVault Professional keeps SQLite on the device first, optional EU sync, no ads, a shared team vault. If you want collections in someone else's cloud, stay there. If you want the file on the phone when the API is down, this is the difference.
Pages, YouTube and other videos (transcripts), PDFs, images (OCR), screenshots. Anything the iOS or Android share sheet can hand over lands in LinkVault Professional.
Yes. Signed-in and guest modes export the library to portable JSON and import it again from Account settings — mobile, extension, and web app.
One offline library: save from any app or the extension, then sort with categories and tags, search titles and text, attach PDFs or screenshots next to the link. Optional AI can suggest a category and tags — files stay off AI unless you ask. Filter by type or favorites. Export JSON anytime.