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ClipRack saves videos, posts, and links from TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube in one place.
Grounded in available product and source data
A video saved on TikTok, a post liked on Instagram, and a link bookmarked in a browser normally live in three completely separate places. ClipRack is built to save and organize clips from every platform, merging all of it into one searchable location instead.
Saving works through the share sheet already built into a phone, which keeps the workflow to three taps: share a video, post, or link, pick ClipRack from the list, then choose a category. Coverage spans the platforms people actually save from — TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, Pinterest, X, Facebook, a device's photo library, and general browser links — so nothing has to be manually re-uploaded or copy-pasted between apps.
Once something's saved, custom categories and tags keep a growing collection navigable, and quick search filters across saved content, descriptions, and notes at once rather than requiring an exact title match. Clip statistics and platform filtering track where a collection is actually coming from, and a details page pulls up full context on any individual saved item.
The Free tier caps out at 30 total saves, which is enough to test the workflow but not much more, with basic organization, search, and sharing included. Premium is a monthly subscription that removes that cap entirely, adds cloud sync so a saved collection follows across devices rather than staying stuck on one phone, and drops ads from the experience. The page reviewed doesn't specify which platforms ClipRack is available on beyond a general 'Get the App' link, so device compatibility is worth confirming directly before assuming it covers a particular phone.
Straight from the app you're already in — the share sheet is the entry point, so saving a TikTok or Instagram post doesn't require switching apps first.
30 total saves — enough to test whether the organization and search workflow fits how someone actually saves content, but a real limit for anyone saving regularly.
Only with Premium — cross-device cloud sync is specifically a paid-tier feature, so the Free tier keeps saved content local to whichever device it was saved on.
Yes — a note written months ago is just as searchable as the clip's own title, since search isn't limited to matching against the saved item's name alone.
Tap through the 'Get the App' link itself rather than relying on the marketing page's copy, since the store listing it leads to is what actually names supported devices.
