folie, compared

Checked 4 October 2026

folie is a Mac app that keeps the screenshots you take of interface design, filed by component, style, typefaces and colours, in a folder on your Mac. These pages put it next to the tools people usually use for the same thing, and say plainly where each of them is better.

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Comparisons

• folie and mymind
  mymind is a private place to save anything you find: images, articles, notes, links, videos. It tags them with AI and syncs across your devices.
• folie and Eagle
  Eagle is a desktop asset manager for Mac and Windows. It keeps images, videos, fonts and design files in a local library you can tag, filter by colour and search.
• folie and Pinterest
  Pinterest is where a lot of people start collecting design inspiration. It is free, it has an enormous pool of images, and its feed keeps showing you more.
• folie and Cosmos
  Cosmos is a visual inspiration platform on the web and iOS. You save images into collections, search by colour or by visual similarity, and browse what other people have saved.
• folie and Savee
  Savee is a paid inspiration library for designers. You save images from the web into boards, with extensions for every major browser and apps for iOS and Android.
• folie and CleanShot X
  CleanShot X is a screenshot and screen recording app for Mac. It captures, annotates, records, reads text with OCR and uploads to its own cloud for sharing.
• folie and Are.na
  Are.na is a place to collect and connect ideas: images, text, links and files saved as blocks into channels that other people can follow and reuse. It is member-supported, with no ads.