Hoardy

See something good?
Stash it in Hoardy.

Your saves are scattered across a dozen apps. Copy a link, click the menu bar, and Hoardy puts it in one place with the title, cover and author filled in. No account, and your data stays on your Mac and in your own iCloud.

Download for Mac 0.16.0 free beta
macOS 15 or later, 3 MB

A feed that's only yours

What you save is laid out by its cover, like flipping through your own magazine. Boards, tags and authors live in the sidebar, so the one you're after is never far away.

Quick to save, easy to find

Hoardy is built for the Mac: the keyboard, drag and drop and the menu bar all pull their weight. Watch it in action

One click in the menu bar

Copy a link and click the basket in the menu bar, or drag a link from your browser into the window. Hoardy reads the title, cover, text and author on its own, from popular content sites and ordinary web pages alike.

Drag to file it

Drop a card on a board or tag in the sidebar and it's filed. Merge one person's accounts into a single author, and star the creators you love to keep them on top.

Browse with the keyboard

←→ to flip, Space for Quick Look, ⌘E to archive, ⌘⌫ to delete, and every delete can be undone.

No account. Your data, your Mac.

Everything is stored on your Mac and can be backed up to your own iCloud Drive. Hoardy has no server and no sign-in. An iPhone version is in the works: pick the same folder on both and they stay in sync.

Up and running in a minute

Hoardy is in early beta and isn't notarized by Apple yet, so macOS stops it the first time you open it. Allow it once in System Settings and it opens normally from then on.

Download Hoardy 0.16.0
Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 15 or later
SHA-256 30f9fff9de7a4c7c5abaf5fd1749ecb9257d81d38fd0d5a9f3bfb3dffc9ceaf2

  1. Drag it to Applications

    Open the downloaded dmg and drag Hoardy onto the Applications folder next to it.

  2. Double-click it, then click Done

    macOS says Apple could not verify Hoardy. Click Done — not Move to Trash.

  3. Allow it in Privacy & Security

    Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the bottom and click Open Anyway next to Hoardy. Enter your password, then click Open Anyway once more.

If you're comfortable with Terminal, you can run this instead once Hoardy is in Applications:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Hoardy.app

Questions

Can't find your answer? Ask in the beta group or message me on X. Updates go out first on the Telegram channel.

Is the app in English?

Yes. Hoardy follows your Mac's language, and you can switch between English and 中文 any time in Settings → General → Language.

Why doesn't right-click → Open work any more?

Apple removed that shortcut in macOS 15. The only way now is Open Anyway in System Settings → Privacy & Security.

I can't find the Open Anyway button

Try to open Hoardy once first — the button only appears after that, and only for about an hour. If it's gone, double-click Hoardy again.

It says Hoardy is damaged and can't be opened

The file is fine; that's how macOS labels apps that aren't notarized. Run the Terminal command above, then open it again.

How do I update? Will I lose my saves?

Download the new dmg, drag Hoardy to Applications and choose Replace. Your saves live outside the app, so nothing is lost. A new version may need to be allowed once more the first time you open it.

Does it cost anything?

It's free during the beta. Plans for the full release will be announced on X first.