Short answer
Yes — EZ Save is the closest thing to “Pinterest for everything”. It gives you visual, colour-coded folders like boards, but they hold links, photos, videos and documents, they are private by default, and they are stored in your own iCloud instead of a company's feed. Raindrop.io is a good alternative if you mainly collect links and want a web app.
What people actually mean by this
When people ask for “Pinterest but for everything”, they usually want four things: a visual grid rather than a list, boards to group things by topic, the ability to save from anywhere in two taps, and — increasingly — for the collection to be private rather than a public profile feeding a recommendation engine.
Where Pinterest stops
- Images only. A PDF, a booking confirmation or a document has nowhere to go.
- It is a social network. Your boards sit inside a discovery product designed to keep you scrolling.
- You do not own the storage. Everything lives on Pinterest's servers under their terms.
- Saving from elsewhere is clumsy. Non-image content usually cannot be pinned at all.
The closest alternatives
EZ Save — boards for every kind of thing
EZ Save gives you folders you can name, colour and fill with any mix of links, photos, videos, documents and notes. You save from the iOS share sheet in two taps, and everything is stored in your own iCloud — encrypted on your device first — so it is a private collection rather than a public profile. Free for 3 folders; Pro unlocks unlimited folders, sync and more at $2.99/month.
Raindrop.io — for link collectors
Raindrop has attractive visual collections and works on web, iOS and Android. It is focused on bookmarks, and your data lives on its servers. See the full comparison.
Apple Notes — the free stopgap
You can paste images and links into notes, but it is a writing app: there is no browsable board view, and it gets unwieldy past a few dozen saves.
| EZ Save | Raindrop.io | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Visual boards | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Saves documents & files | ✗ | ✓ | Limited |
| Private by default | ✗ | ✓ | Partly |
| Stored in your own account | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ |
| No recommendation feed | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
Bottom line: if you want the Pinterest feeling — visual boards, quick saving — but for every file type and without the social layer, EZ Save is the closest match on iPhone.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a private version of Pinterest?
Can I save PDFs and documents to Pinterest?
What is the best app for mood boards that are not public?
Does EZ Save have a web version?
Private boards for everything
Collect links, images, videos and documents into folders only you can see.