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saveyor
Organize your web: save links and notes in one click
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Organize your web: save links and notes in one click
20 followers
Save pages, links and highlights in one click, then sort and search them whenever you need. I built Saveyor for myself: I was job hunting, saving tech news, job links and follow-ups, and it got messy. Now I save from Reddit, LinkedIn and Instagram and jot quick notes in one place. No AI yet later only for sorting and search. A friend said: "This has many use cases. Students and researchers have multiple tabs open; bookmarking and finding them is a serious pain, and Saveyor fixed it" -AI reviewed
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I made this for my own use and decided to make it public. Here's thechrome extension.
Save posts from Instagram, LinkedIn, Reddit and Pinterest, and they're there on all your devices. The mobile apps are coming soon.
Would love to hear what you think!
Why I built it: I kept saving links and posts everywhere: bookmarks, notes, chats to myself. I could remember saving something but never find it again. I made Saveyor for my own use so it would all live in one place.
Who it's for: people who save a lot from the web, like articles, videos, recipes and Instagram, LinkedIn or Reddit posts, and want to actually come back to them. It's not trying to be a full note-taking app or a team tool.
What's free to try today: everything that's live. That's the Chrome extension and the web library at saveyor.io/app. You can save a page in one click, turn selected text into a note, add tags and boards, search the words inside saved pages, and share a board with a public link.
Coming soon: the iPhone and Android apps release soon, for seamless sync across your phone and computer. Anything you save now will be there when you sign in on the app. I'll share the links here as soon as they're live.
What I'd love feedback on:
- Does saving feel fast enough to become a habit?
- When you go back for something you saved, can you find it?
- What's the one thing missing that would stop you using it?