Paste a link and Savepad gets the title, takes a snapshot, pulls out the colours, checks the SEO and keeps the text for search. There's no AI in any of it.
Metadata01 / 07
Savepad reads the page the way a browser would and pulls out its title, description, author, publish date, favicon and share image. So the card in your folder shows the picture and the headline, and you never type any of it.
Snapshots02 / 07
Every good landing page gets redesigned eventually. When you save a page, Savepad takes a full-page screenshot at 1440px and at 375px, and keeps a reader copy without the cookie banner. You still have the version you liked in March.
SEO panel03 / 07
Title and description length against Google's limits, the canonical, how many H1s, the structured data and the share image size, on every page you save. Handy when you're saving competitors' pages. Weirdly satisfying when yours pass and theirs don't.
Palettes04 / 07
Savepad reads the pixels of every image, screenshot and video thumbnail and picks out the five colours doing the most work, with hex, RGB and OKLCH ready to copy. Sort by colour and search by colour both run on this.
Emails05 / 07
Forward a newsletter or a welcome email and it lands looking the way it did in your inbox, with the sender, subject line, preheader and the tool it went out with (Klaviyo, Customer.io, Mailchimp…). Tracking pixels get stripped, so opening it in Savepad never tells the sender.
Video captions06 / 07
When a YouTube or Vimeo video has captions, Savepad saves them with their timestamps. Search cardamom and you land on 3:07 of an eight-minute chai tutorial. Nothing gets transcribed, these are the captions the creator already put up.
Link checks07 / 07
That X thread gets deleted, the campaign page 404s. Savepad checks your saved links every week and tells you which ones died or moved. You still have the snapshot of the dead ones.
It's reading and counting, all of it. Here's what does each job.
No. It's all deterministic: reading the page's own metadata, parsing the email, counting pixels for the palette, and Tesseract OCR for text in images. Savepad never sends your saves to a model.
Savepad saves what it can see without logging in. For pages behind a login, save a screenshot yourself (paste it straight in) and you still get the palette and the searchable text.
No. The monthly snapshots on Pro don’t count toward your storage at all.
No. Opening a saved email in Savepad never pings the sender, and there’s no switch for that on purpose.
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