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Private by default. Public when you say so.

Everything you save is private. When you want to show some of it, make a space, a folder or a tag public at my.savepad.app/@you, or send a private link to one person.

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Your public page01 / 09

Your swipe file, at my.savepad.app/@you.

Pick a username and you've got a page. It shows every space and folder you switched on, as cards with their covers, and anyone can click in and open a save. Go tease them with your taste, you.

  • Everything starts private
  • Visitors can look and open things. They can’t edit or comment

Public at any level02 / 09

Make one folder public and keep the rest to yourself.

Make Work public and switch off the Clients folder inside it. Or keep Work private and make only Paid social public. Or share everything tagged #dark-mode. Do it from Settings, or right-click anything in the sidebar and pick Make public.

  • A folder follows the one above it until you change it
  • Private folders never show up, not even their names

Addresses03 / 09

Rename a folder and the old links still work.

Every public space, folder and tag gets an address made of its names, like my.savepad.app/@you/work/paid-social/meta. Rename a folder or move it and the old address redirects to the new one, so the link in your LinkedIn post from March still lands.

  • You can change your username once every 90 days, and the old one redirects for 90 days after

Search engines04 / 09

Up to you whether Google finds it.

Public pages come with proper titles, descriptions and structured data, so someone googling "pricing page examples" might land on your folder. Rather not? Switch on Keep out of search engines. Your pages still work for anyone with the link, Google just won’t list them.

  • Private stuff never gets indexed

Share images05 / 09

Paste it into LinkedIn and it looks good.

Paste your folder into LinkedIn, Slack, X or iMessage and it unfurls with a proper card: the folder name, your name, how many saves and a peek at the covers.

  • Every space, folder and tag gets its own

Notes06 / 09

Your notes stay private unless you tick a box.

The note on a save is often the best bit ("steal the timer overlay"). It never shows on your public page unless you tick Show my note on that save.

  • Off by default, one tick per save

Website and socials08 / 09

Your LinkedIn, X and website, right next to your name.

Add your website and your LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, GitHub, YouTube, TikTok or Dribbble in Settings. They show up under your name on your profile and next to it on every space and folder page, so people who like your saves can find you.

  • Paste the link or just your handle

Stats09 / 09

How many people opened it, and where they came from.

The Stats page shows how many people opened your public pages over 7 days, 30 days, 3 months or 12 months, next to the period before. You see which folders they opened, where they came from (LinkedIn? your newsletter?), which countries and which devices. Click a folder to see only its numbers. Nobody else can see any of this.

  • No cookies and no tracking script on your visitors, it’s counted on our server
  • Bots, link previews and you looking at your own page don’t count
  • Add ?ref=newsletter to a link and it shows up by that name

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FAQs

Can people see my private folders on my public page?

No. Not the saves, not the folder names. If a private folder sits between two public ones, it shows up as "Private" in the breadcrumb and that's it.

Can I have more than one public page?

You have one address, my.savepad.app/@yourname, and it shows everything you made public from every space. Each space, folder and tag has its own address under it.

Can anyone else see my stats?

No. Stats are only on your own Stats page when you're signed in. Visitors never see view counts.

Do my visitors get tracked?

No. Savepad counts a view on its own server as the page loads, and keeps only the total for the day, the country, the site they came from and whether it was a phone. No cookies, no IP addresses, nothing that points at a person.

How do I stop a private link working?

Kill it from the save or the folder and it stops working straight away. Links with an end date stop by themselves.

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