Savepad for product managers
Onboarding flows, pricing pages, changelogs, the checkout that actually made you pay. You screenshot them for a PRD and then they're gone (it's always a sh*tty Google Doc). Savepad keeps the flow in order, keeps the page as it was, and finds all of it when the retro comes round.
Where your research lives right now
A teardown doc from last quarter, a Loom nobody watched to the end, and a pinned Slack thread. The screenshots are in there somewhere. Good luck.
- Google Drive Competitor teardown (copy)
- Notion Research / old / misc
- Loom Walkthrough, 14:32
- Slack #product, pinned
- Product Hunt Upvoted, 88
- Desktop Screenshot 09.14.22.png
What you probably save
- Onboarding from Notion
- Pricing from Linear
- Changelogs from Vercel
- Checkouts from Stripe
- Paywalls on Spotify
- Emails from Intercom
- Launches on Product Hunt
- Walkthroughs on Loom
- Research in Google Drive
- Dashboards from PostHog
- Settings pages from Slack
- App screens from Airbnb
- Cancel flows from Netflix
- Feature launches from Figma
- Surveys from Hotjar
See it, save it, sort it
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Save
Go through their signup, screenshot each screen and drop them into one sequence. Or forward their emails straight to it.
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Sort
A space for competitors, a folder for each one, and tags for patterns like paywalls. The same save can sit in both.
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Find
Search across every flow, page, PDF and screenshot, then step through the sequence.
The good bits
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Save a flow as a flow
A sequence keeps every screen of a signup in order. Step through it with the arrow keys in the review instead of scrolling a doc.
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Keep the page as it was
Every page you save keeps a snapshot. When they change their pricing next quarter, you still have the old one. On Pro, page history checks every month for you.
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Search what it said
Search reads the page, the PDF and the text in every screenshot. "Seats per user" finds the table, the email and the teardown.
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Bring your own AI
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to Savepad over MCP and ask it for every onboarding flow you saved this year. Savepad itself never calls a model.
Save types you'll use the most
All 17 save types- Sequences Several saves in a specific order, kept as one
- Web pages The live page, a reading copy, or your snapshot
- Images and screenshots Zoom in, grab the colours, search the words
- Emails Forward it in, it opens like an email
- Video Links that don't load YouTube until you press play
- PDFs Opens on the page that matched
- Notes A proper editor, on everything you save
- Products The product, the price, the brand, the stock
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