One app to save videos from TikTok, Instagram and YouTube
The short answer: the reason your saved videos are impossible to find is that they're split across three apps — some in TikTok Favourites, some in Instagram Saved, some in YouTube Watch Later — and none of them let you search by what's in the video. MemRa is one place that keeps them all and lets you find any one just by asking. Here's how it works.
The problem: saves scattered across apps
- Three piles, three search boxes — and none search what was said in the video.
- You forget which app you saved it in, so you check all three and give up.
- They quietly disappear when a creator deletes the original.
MemRa: one searchable place for all of them
Forward or share a video from any app and MemRa transcribes what was said and files it. Then you just ask:
- "that garlic pasta recipe"
- "the workout with just dumbbells"
- "the video about fixing a dripping tap"
- Works with TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and X.
- Capture by Share → MemRa or a WhatsApp forward — same habit from every app.
- Your backlog — bulk-import your existing TikTok and Instagram saves. (YouTube and Facebook are forward-as-you-go for now.)
- Search by content, not just captions or titles, and it keeps a searchable record even if the original is deleted.
It's free while MemRa is in early access.
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FAQ
Is there one app to save videos from TikTok, Instagram and YouTube?
Yes. MemRa keeps videos from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and X in one place. You forward or share a video and it transcribes what was said, so you can find any of them later by asking, instead of digging through three separate apps.
How do I save videos from different apps in one place?
Share a video to MemRa, or forward the link on WhatsApp. It works the same from any app, so your TikToks, Reels and YouTube saves all land in one searchable library. You can also bulk-import your existing TikTok and Instagram saved history.
What makes MemRa different from a bookmark app?
A bookmark app just stores the link. MemRa transcribes what was actually said in each video, so you can search by content - "the garlic pasta recipe" - and it keeps a searchable record even if the creator later deletes the original.
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