Students & Learning
Student life produces an extraordinary amount of things to keep track of.
Research articles for your dissertation. YouTube explanations of concepts your lecturer made confusing. Job listings you saw on Monday that close on Friday. Accommodation links your housemate sent you. Reading list books. Scholarship deadlines. That podcast someone mentioned in a seminar that you absolutely meant to listen to.
It all ends up in the same graveyard — seventeen open browser tabs, a WhatsApp message to yourself, a starred email you can't find, and a Notes app that's become a landfill of random links from 2023.
The problem isn't that you're disorganised. It's that nothing connects. Your research is in one place, your job hunt in another, your accommodation search in a third. There's no single place where student life actually lives.
Vaultzi is a free save-everything app for iPhone that automatically organises anything you save — links, articles, YouTube videos, ideas, notes — into smart categories. You tap share, tap Vaultzi, and it's done. No system to build, no folders to create, no forgetting where you put things.
Here's what it looks like in everyday student life:
Found a great journal article for your essay? A YouTube video that finally explains game theory in plain English? A Reddit thread where someone answered exactly the question you've been stuck on? Save them all to Vaultzi in one tap and they'll be waiting in your Reading or Learning category when you need to write up.
No more re-Googling things you already found. No more losing a source you forgot to bookmark properly. It's all there, searchable, whenever you need it.
Graduate job searching is one of the most tab-heavy activities known to humanity. Company websites. Job boards. LinkedIn listings. Application portals. Deadline dates that vary wildly. Salary comparison pages.
Save every listing to Vaultzi as you find it — it captures the job title, company, and link. Set a reminder for the application deadline so it doesn't sneak up on you. Keep everything in one place instead of trying to manage a spreadsheet while also actually writing cover letters.
Whether you're searching Rightmove, SpareRoom, Zoopla or Facebook Marketplace, every property link can live in a single Vaultzi folder. No more losing the flat you liked. No more asking your housemates "was it the one on that street or the other one?" Set a reminder to chase the landlord. Keep notes on each place.
Student life is also when you have a lot of "I should do that someday" moments — internships to apply for, skills to learn, places to travel before you graduate, books you've been meaning to read for two years. Save them all. Vaultzi will gently remind you before you forget entirely.
Vaultzi is completely free to download. The free plan includes 30 saves per month — more than enough for most students, especially at the start. There are no ads, no algorithms pushing sponsored content at you, and nothing trying to sell you anything. Just a clean, simple place for everything you want to keep.
If you're a heavy researcher or job-hunting hard, the Plus plan is £6.99/month — less than a large coffee. Or £24.99 for a whole year.
Student tip: create a folder for each module or project. Everything related to your dissertation goes in one place — sources, ideas, useful links, notes. When it's time to write, everything is already organised and waiting for you.
Student life is already complicated enough. At least let the bit where you save things be easy.
How it works
Three steps. Zero effort.
Share any link, screenshot or idea straight into Vaultzi from any app on your phone.
Claude AI reads what you saved and files it into the right category automatically. No labels, no effort.
Everything in one clean place. Vaultzi nudges you back before things are forgotten forever.
Save anything. Find everything. Free to download — 30 saves a month, no card required.
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