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Saves articles and videos, then uses AI to summarize and tag them into a searchable personal library.
Cokeep is a save-and-learn tool for people who collect more articles and videos than they ever get back to. It pulls content from wherever you find it, breaks it into shorter chunks, and uses AI to summarize and tag each item automatically so a saved pile turns into something searchable. It has a community layer for discovering what others saved and a commenting feature for teams reading together. The site says it already has over a thousand users, though some pages still point to a waitlist for newer features. Pricing runs Free, Plus, and Pro, with a discount for paying yearly. The company does not publish its legal name, founders, or headquarters on the site.
Plus starts at $4/month for expanded saving and tagging; Pro is $12/month for team and power-learner features, with roughly 20% off when billed yearly.
Use tool ↗Cokeep is a read-it-later tool with an AI layer on top: it chunks and tags what you save so a growing pile of links stays searchable instead of turning into a graveyard. The free tier is usable but the product still has the rough edges of an early-stage launch, including a waitlist for some features and no public information about who runs it.
Watch out: Because parts of the product are still waitlisted, what you can actually do on sign-up day may be narrower than the marketing page suggests.
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