Sources
Links stay links.
Every entry points back to the Reel, repo, page or note it came from. Sopie keeps the idea and the link, so you can always go and check the original.
In practiceOpen an entry, tap a source, land on the post it came from.
Saved is not the same as kept.
Sopie exists because the tools worth trying keep showing up in places that are bad at remembering them: a Reel between two memes, a repo you starred, a voice note you made on a walk.
Sopie isn't released yet. The waitlist is free.
Every source keeps its colour
Video
Voice notes
GitHub repos
Web pages
- Instagram Reels
- GitHub repos
- Voice notes
- TikTok
- Docs
- READMEs
- YouTube
- Blog posts
- Threads
The saved tab is where good tools wait.
You see a tool in a Reel, then again in a repo, then in your own voice note. You save each one. Nothing joins them up, and your agent never hears about any of it.
- Three bookmarks for one tool
- A repo you starred and never opened
- An idea you said out loud and lost
- A trick buried in a long thread
Four saves of the same tool
Example- This MCP lets Claude use ChromeInstagram
- Stop writing Selenium by handTikTok
- microsoft/playwright-mcpGitHub
- Try browser automation on the dashboardVoice note
Playwright MCP
toolLets an agent drive a real browser: open pages, click, type and read what is on screen.
Sources
What we believe
Four ideas, kept small on purpose. Every part of Sopie is built to follow them.
Entries
One entry per tool.
Saw the same tool in a Reel, a TikTok and a repo? That is one entry with three sources, not three bookmarks. A new save joins the entry you already have.
In practiceThe library gets tidier as you add to it, not bigger.
Agents
Agents ask first.
Before an agent searches the web, it should check what you already know. Sopie is the place it asks, over MCP or a plain API.
In practiceClaude Code, Cursor or Codex asks: do we already have something for this?
Your library
You own your data.
The library is yours. Entries are meant to come out as plain SKILL.md files, and you should be able to delete any entry, or everything, whenever you like.
In practiceNo lock-in: leave with your entries in an open format.
How Sopie treats your sources.
Sopie keeps the idea and the link. The original stays where it was posted.
What Sopie keeps
The idea behind each source, written down plainly, and the way back to it.
- What the tool or technique is, in plain words
- A link to every source it came from
- How it relates to your other entries
What stays where it is
The plan is to link to the original, not to copy it.
- The Reel, TikTok or YouTube video itself
- The repo, the page and the thread
- Your voice notes, which stay yours
Honest status
Not built yet.
Sopie is pre-release. Today there is this site and a waitlist. Everything on this list is still ahead, and we would rather say so than pretend.
- The Sopie app, where you drop in links and voice notes
- The MCP server and the plain HTTP API
- Export of entries as SKILL.md files
- Controls to delete entries and sources
- Pricing, which will be published before launch
Watch it once. Your agents remember.
Join the waitlist and we will write to you when Sopie is ready for you.