A personal knowledge vault from your saves

Knowledge is not only notes

Personal knowledge management usually means markdown, backlinks, and a graph. That is a craft. Most people do not want another craft. They want last month’s pasta, the hotel with the courtyard, and the ad with the quiet type — back, on demand.

A personal knowledge vault can be those artifacts. Restash treats saves as first-class memory: one board, workspaces for how you live, and Ask for when titles fail you.

Platforms are not libraries

Instagram is a feed. TikTok is a feed. Safari is a stack of tabs. None of them are a library with a reference desk. When you ask “what did I save about Lisbon?” you should not have to remember which app ate it.

Start with three workspaces

• Cooking — recipes you would make this month
• Travel — places for trips that are real or almost real
• Make / gym / shop — pick the one you actually open

Expand only when a pile appears. A vault with three rooms you use is a knowledge system. A vault with forty empty folders is a museum.

Privacy note

Your vault is yours. See the Privacy Policy for how Restash handles data — including that we do not sell your personal information or use your private vault to train public models.