Things found on the internet.
A public, permanent index of the web’s stranger corners. Saved by hand, tagged by a model, open to anyone.
Three steps, and two of them aren’t yours.
Save it anywhere
Hit the Raindrop bookmarklet, share sheet, or browser extension on whatever you just found. That's the whole input.
It gets read
Mistral reads the page and writes the tags — no folders to pick, no taxonomy to maintain, no tagging chore left for later.
It shows up here
Roughly fifteen seconds later it's public, searchable, and sitting at the top of the feed for anyone who wanders in.
Or just ask the rabbit.
The Rabbit Hole is an agent that has read the whole index. Ask it for the weird stuff, the thing you half-remember, or what got saved last Tuesday. It has opinions.
Small index. Fussy about it.
Tagged by a model
Every link is read and tagged automatically. Tags are cached per bookmark, so the same page never gets billed twice.
Filter by tag
Any tag on two or more bookmarks gets a chip at the top. Click to narrow the feed, click again to let it back out.
No account, ever
There's nothing to sign up for. The whole index is public, and it stays that way — no gate, no upsell, no email capture.
Never goes blank
A baked snapshot ships with the build. If Raindrop is unreachable the feed serves the last known good state instead of an error.
Follows your system
Light and dark both honour the OS setting. No toggle to find, no flash of the wrong theme on first paint.
Weather, for some reason
The header knows your city, your local time, and what it's doing outside. It is not useful. It is staying.
460 things are already in there.
No account, no signup, no reason not to. Start at the top and keep going down.
Enter the hole