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title: "CleanShot 2026-10-03 at 9.02.27 PM-converted"
url: https://stacklist.com/card/70974d22-42b3-468e-b323-cf44e31b3b90
stack: https://stacklist.com/stack/dc91a34e-0a78-4b85-93b0-2bc14efed0bb
summary: "Stacklist is a unified platform for saving and organizing content from multiple sources like Instagram, Airbnb, Amazon, and X in one place. Users can create stacks of curated items and easily share them with friends without requiring recipients to have a Stacklist account."
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# CleanShot 2026-10-03 at 9.02.27 PM-converted

[00:00] time. And I'm excited to show you Stacklist. First, let me show you why we built it. Save it. The stuff that matters to you, that you curate, that you find, that you want, that you've done or been to is broken. If you really start to think about it, this is how I save stuff in New York when I lived there. Like there's no way when someone would ask me, hey, I'm headed to New York, where should I go? There's no way other than making a document or a very long email or spending a while researching something to put this together.
[00:32] And then I've got my Instagram bookmarks, which are sort of trapped in Instagram. I've got my wish lists in Airbnb. I've got my bookmarks on X. I've got wish lists on Amazon, and they all live in different places, and none of them are cross all of these platforms. And now I've got 40 or 50 different places where I have lists of things, but I can't easily just grab them and send them to a friend. So, we built Stacklist as the one place that you can save anything, and then you can find it again, you can group it with other related items or even non-related items, and put them into a quick stack and send them to somebody.
[01:13] Let me show you how it works. So, if I'm on a website, I can use the Chrome extension, or I can just take a link, and I can copy and paste it in here. So, here's some motion graphic tools that I'm starting to play with. And I've just grabbed those as I'm on the website, and then I save them into a group. Now, if somebody asks me, hey, do you have any motion graphic tools that you use when you're building your business? I could actually take this quick stack and grab the link and text it to them. So, now I have when my mother-in-law asks, what does your son want for his birthday? I can actually pull that up really, really quickly and text this list to them. Or if I've got somebody who's like, hey, I'm headed to New York, you know, where should I go? Now, I've got a stack, and I can take these, text them, and anyone that gets the stack can use it. You don't have to have Stacklist, and you can immediately just open up some of my favorite places. Or you can hit save and just save all of these into your own free Stacklist account. So, sign up, give it a try, reach out to us. We're over here in the right-hand corner. You can always chat with us, and we'll even help you get your account started. Thanks.