Turn scattered links into a knowledge base.

Whether a link is dropped in Slack, saved from the browser, or handed to Claude, Poche reads it, writes a short summary, and keeps it where anyone on your team can find it again.

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Links come in from wherever your team already works.

Connect Slack if your team lives there. If it doesn’t, the browser extension and Claude work just as well on their own.

Post a link in a connected Slack channel and Poche quietly saves it.

Click the Poche extension on any page and it’s saved for your team.

Ask Claude to save a link for you, or to find one your team saved.

Catch up without opening every tab.

Every link gets its own summary and tags, you can ask questions across all of them, and each day’s finds are rolled into one short read.

Every link arrives with a short summary, a category, and tags.

Ask a question in your own words and get answers from your links.

Summary

09:41

Rauno Freiberg on the small details that make interactions feel right.
Ink & Switch make the case for apps that keep data on your own device.
Linear favors short issues over user stories, tight scope, steady cycles.
Shape Up fixes cycles at six weeks and lets the scope flex to fit.
Paul Graham on why one meeting can wreck a maker’s whole afternoon.
Josh Comeau explains Flexbox through interactive alignment demos.
A guide to INP, the metric for how fast a page responds to input.
Fowler on the strangler fig pattern.

A running summary of today’s links, updated as each one arrives.

The best of what teams share, every day.

Poche Digest gathers the links teams recommend to Explore into a single edition, written up in Chinese and ordered by what matters most. Read it on the web, or follow along on Telegram.

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Bring Poche into your own tools.

Connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client to search and save your team’s links, or call the REST API. Tokens live in Team Settings → Integrations.

MCP

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "poche": {
      "url": "https://mcp.poche.app/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_POCHE_TOKEN"
      }
    }
  }
}

In Claude.ai, add the URL as a custom connector and sign in. Other clients use this config with a token.

REST API

curl https://site.poche.app/api/v1/links \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $POCHE_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"teamId": "YOUR_TEAM_ID", "url": "https://linear.app/method"}'

# {"linkId": "…", "status": "created"}

Save a link from any script or service. GET /api/v1/teams lists the team IDs your token can use.

Your team’s links stay with your team.

Poche is private by default. You decide what it can see, and what, if anything, leaves the team.

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Private unless you say otherwise.: Only your team’s members can see what it saves. A public team page is an opt-in setting, and Explore shows only the links a teammate chooses to recommend.
Public channels only.: Poche asks Slack for public channels and nothing more, so it can’t read private channels or direct messages. It only picks up links from the channels you choose.
The link, not the conversation.: Each link is saved with who shared it, where, and when. The message around it isn’t stored.
Only your teammates’ links, if you prefer.: Owners can tell Poche to ignore links from Slack users who aren’t members of the team.
AI that doesn’t learn from you.: Anthropic’s Claude models write summaries and tags from the linked page, not from your messages. We’ve opted out of training on your data, and we never sell it.
Yours to take, or to delete.: Export everything your team has saved at any time. Owners can delete a team outright, and we begin erasing its data within 30 days.

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