Savepad for makers
Building something on your own? Then you're the marketer, the designer, the PM, and the dev, all in one. Launch posts, pricing pages, onboarding emails, the Stripe snippet, that Show HN thread? Savepad saves it all for you.
Where your stuff lives right now
Bookmarks, GitHub stars, a Notion page called ideas (v4) and 60 tabs of competitors you opened at 1am.
- X Bookmarks, 3,108
- Product Hunt Upvoted, 212
- GitHub Stars, 870
- Notion ideas (v4)
- Gmail Fwd: loved your launch
- Desktop Screenshot 01.14.02.png
What you probably save
- Launches on Product Hunt
- Show HNs on Hacker News
- Milestones on Indie Hackers
- Build logs on X
- Repos on GitHub
- Checkouts from Stripe
- Pricing from Paddle
- Onboarding from Linear
- Handbooks from PostHog
- Templates on Framer
- Sites built in Webflow
- Demos on Loom
- Threads on Reddit
- Stores on Shopify
- Newsletters on Substack
- Guides from Vercel
See it, save it, sort it
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Save
Paste a link, drop a screenshot, or forward an email to your Savepad address from your phone.
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Sort
A folder per project, tags for what it is. Group a launch into one collection so it stays together.
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Find
Search reads pages, PDFs, emails, code and the text in screenshots. Filter by type, folder or tag.
The good bits
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Launching next week?
Pull every launch you liked into one collection: the Product Hunt page, the Show HN post, the thread and the email that went out that morning. Then steal the order they did it in.
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Watch what competitors change
Save their pricing page and, on Pro, Savepad keeps a snapshot every month it changes. You find out they added a Team plan before their customers do.
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Feedback you can find again
Screenshot the DM, forward the support email, paste the Reddit comment. Savepad reads the text in all of it, so "export to CSV" finds every person who asked.
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Hiring a designer for a week?
Send them your Homepage v2 folder as a private link, with a password and an expiry if you like. They get every reference you saved and don't need an account.
Save types you'll use the most
All 17 save types- Web pages The live page, a reading copy, or your snapshot
- Code Snippets with the right coat of paint
- Emails Forward it in, it opens like an email
- Sequences Several saves in a specific order, kept as one
- Collections Saves that belong together, kept as one
- Images and screenshots Zoom in, grab the colours, search the words
- Notes A proper editor, on everything you save
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