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Diivo is a local-first app for design references. Boards are real folders on your disk, a Chrome clipper saves any image or video in one click, and on-device AI finds shots by meaning. Free 30-day trial, no card. Then $29 once - yours forever.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Dima, a product designer. Diivo started as a fix for my own mess: my references lived in Pinterest boards, random screenshot folders and "saved" tabs - and I could never find anything when I actually needed it.
So I built the tool I wanted:
📁 Boards are real folders on your disk. Your files stay yours - delete the app and the library remains. Sync with your own Drive/iCloud.
🖱 A Chrome clipper: hover any image, GIF or video on Dribbble, Behance, anywhere - one click and it lands in the right board.
🔍 On-device AI search: type "dark dashboard with a green chart" and it finds the shot. Plus OCR - text inside screenshots is searchable.
🖼 It previews everything designers hoard: PNG, crisp SVG, video, Lottie, PDF, even font files as glyph sheets.
Why not just Pinterest? Because this is YOUR library: no ads, no algorithm, no compressed images, no dead pins. Works offline.
Being honest: the AI search and auto-tags are helpers today, not the killer feature - I'm actively improving them in the next versions (along with multi-page PDFs and an offline clipper).
Free 30-day trial, no card, no account. Then $29 once - forever, 2 devices, all updates included.
I'd love your feedback: what would the reference library of your dreams do? 🙌
the license covers 2 devices and the pitch mentions syncing via your own Drive/iCloud, which makes me curious about the AI search side specifically. if the same board folder is synced to a second machine, does the on-device index/embeddings rebuild fresh on that machine, or does it try to sync the index too. and if I tag or rename something on device A while device B is mid-index of the same synced folder, is there any chance of the two AI indexes drifting or stepping on each other, or is search fully independent per device regardless of what's synced
The local folders approach is great for control, but it would be a huge help if the Chrome clipper could capture full-page screenshots instead of just visible images, since so many design references come from long scrolling sites.
The folder-based approach is honestly what sold me, finally something that doesn't shove my references into yet another cloud. The on-device search worked surprisingly well on a messy folder of 200+ screenshots.
the local-first approach with actual folders on disk is such a smart move, makes it feel less like yet another walled garden tool. Also love that the AI search runs on device, no waiting on some server.
Love the local-first approach and the one-time price is a huge plus over subscriptions. One thing I'd love to see is a way to tag or annotate clipped images directly in the clipper before they hit the folder, so my collection stays organized from the moment I save something instead of cleaning it up later.
The local folders idea is genuinely smart, and the on-device AI search is what convinced me to try it. One thing that would seal the deal for me though is a way to tag boards with project context, like client name or deadline, so I can quickly filter across multiple ongoing projects without digging through nested folders.
About Diivo on Product Hunt
“A local-first library for your design references”
Diivo was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 24 upvotes and 13 comments, placing #33 on the daily leaderboard. Diivo is a local-first app for design references. Boards are real folders on your disk, a Chrome clipper saves any image or video in one click, and on-device AI finds shots by meaning. Free 30-day trial, no card. Then $29 once - yours forever.
Diivo was featured in Mac (103.6k followers), Design Tools (261.3k followers) and Productivity (656.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 195.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Diivo?
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