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DFM is a local-first app that helps you save links and content you find online, then reminds you to actually come back to them. No sign-up required, no cloud sync — everything stays on your device.

Use the iOS Share Sheet. When you're in Safari, YouTube, Twitter, or any app — tap Share, then select DFM. The link is instantly saved with its title and metadata.

No. DFM works immediately after install. There's no sign-up, no login, no email required. Just open and start saving.

All your saved content is stored locally on your device. DFM doesn't use any external database or cloud storage. If you delete the app, the data is removed with it.

DFM uses local notifications to remind you about content you've saved. You can set custom reminder intervals or let DFM suggest when to revisit items based on how long they've been sitting.

Yes. You can tag items, search through them, and filter by status (saved, in progress, completed). DFM also auto-categorizes content by type (article, video, podcast, etc.).

Yes. Since everything is stored locally, you can browse, search, and manage your saved items without an internet connection. You only need connectivity to fetch metadata when saving a new link.

DFM is free to download and use. We may introduce optional premium features in the future, but the core save-and-remember experience will always be free.

DFM is currently available on iOS. We're exploring Android and other platforms for the future.

Since DFM stores data locally on-device, uninstalling the app removes the data. We recommend using iOS backup (iCloud device backup) to preserve app data between installs. We're exploring optional export/import features for a future update.