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Recipes, that Airbnb in Sicily, the ramen place someone swore by, the YouTube tutorial you'll get to eventually. See it, save it. Savepad shows you what's behind every link, and it's just yours. You do you.

Where your stuff lives right now

Screenshots, Watch Later, a wishlist for a trip you never booked, and a bookmarks bar with 47 folders. Somewhere in there is the recipe your mum sent you.

  • Instagram Saved, 1,540
  • YouTube Watch later, 318
  • Airbnb Wishlist: Sicily, maybe
  • Pinterest Board: new flat
  • Gmail Fwd: Fwd: recipe
  • Desktop Bookmarks bar, 47 folders

What you probably save

  • Recipes on Instagram
  • Videos on YouTube
  • Stays on Airbnb
  • Flat ideas on Pinterest
  • Playlists on Spotify
  • Reads on Medium
  • Essays on Aeon
  • Long reads on Noema
  • Newsletters on Substack
  • Threads on Reddit
  • Shows on Netflix
  • Gift ideas on Shopify
  • Tickets in Gmail
  • Plans in Google Drive

See it, save it, sort it

  1. Save

    Share it from any app on your phone to your Savepad email address, and it shows up in your Savepad.

  2. Sort

    Into folders like Sicily, Dinner or New flat, whenever you get a minute. Or not. No judgements.

  3. Find

    Search "cardamom" and get the recipe, the video and the shop. Search "Palermo" and get the whole trip.

The good bits

  1. Recipes without the life story

    Save a recipe and Savepad pulls out the ingredients and the steps, and cook mode keeps your screen on. The 2,000 words about someone's summer in Tuscany stay on their blog.

  2. Planning a trip to Sicily?

    Save the Airbnb, the trattoria, the beach and the hike. Places show up on a map, so the folder looks like the trip.

  3. Organising Biryani night?

    Send a private link to the folder. Everyone sees the recipe, the playlist and the shopping list, and nobody needs an account.

  4. Moving from Pocket?

    Import from Pocket, Raindrop, Pinboard, Instapaper or your browser in one go. And export everything whenever you like.

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