Tap Share
Open a link in another app and tap Share. Some apps put the iPhone share sheet under More.
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Open a link in another app and tap Share. Some apps put the iPhone share sheet under More.
Pick Stakka from the app icons. Choose a folder or create a new one, and add a note if you like.
Tap Save. Your link appears in Stakka’s feed and its folder, ready when you come back.
Save a link first. Its preview can catch up.
Swipe to the end of the row of app icons and tap More. If Stakka is listed, add it to your favorites. Open Stakka once after installing it. The original app needs to share a link or text containing a link.
Use the app’s share menu and choose the iOS share sheet, then Stakka. If it only offers Copy Link, copy the link, open Stakka, tap +, and use Paste. Viewing support depends on the original website and the content’s availability.
A private, deleted, login-only, or restricted post may not provide a preview or allow playback in another app. Your saved URL is still there. Use Open Original, or refresh the preview from Organize.
The feed scrolls between bookmarks. Tap Read inside Stakka or Watch inside Stakka to enter the viewer. You can then scroll and interact with the page. Use Feed to return or the arrow buttons to change bookmarks.
Stakka checks for matching URLs and tells you where the existing bookmark lives. Find that bookmark in Library to change its folder or note. Some different share links may lead to the same content and remain separate bookmarks.
Hold the folder or tap its ••• button. Choose Rename & appearance to edit its name, color, and icon. You can also pin a folder near the top. Inbox is the default folder and cannot be renamed or deleted.
No. Deleting a folder moves its bookmarks to Inbox. Deleting an individual bookmark is a separate action in Organize and asks you to confirm.
Open Library and select Archive. Open its Organize menu to unarchive it. Search checks saved titles, URLs, folder names, notes, and tags.
No. The current version stores your library on your device and doesn’t require a Stakka account. This version does not sync your library between devices.
Open Settings from Library or Folders and choose Export a backup. Save the JSON file somewhere you control. On the new phone, install Stakka and use Restore a backup. Restoring replaces the current library, so export it first if you want to keep it.
You can browse saved links, notes, folders, and cached thumbnails. Saving a copied URL doesn’t require its preview to load. Live webpages and video playback generally need an internet connection.
Delete individual bookmarks from Organize. Clear cookies and website sign-ins with Clear website data in Settings. Removing the app removes its local library; exported files and system backups are managed separately by you.
Tell us what happened, your iPhone model, and your Stakka version. Include a screenshot if it helps, but leave out private links or personal information.
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