See what they changed, and what it looked like before
Pricing pages change every quarter. Onboarding flows get redone. Changelogs scroll away. Savepad keeps a snapshot of each one from the day you saved it, and on Ultra Pro Max Plus it checks watched pages every month for you.
Before and after
How it goes now
- A teardown doc from two quarters ago
- Screenshots with no date on them
- Onboarding emails spread across your inbox
- Nobody remembers what the old pricing was
- Loom walkthroughs nobody finished
In Savepad
- Snapshots dated the day you saved them
- Onboarding flows as sequences, in order
- Emails with the tool that sent them
- Old and new pricing, side by side
- Search across every competitor at once
How Savepad helps
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Flows as sequences
Every step of a signup or an email flow, kept in order with the gaps between them.
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Page history
Watch a page and Savepad takes a fresh snapshot every month, and keeps a new version whenever it changes.
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Their emails, in order
Sign up with a spare address, forward everything into one sequence, and watch their emails play out.
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Bring your own AI
Point Claude or ChatGPT at your research over MCP. Savepad itself never calls a model.
What you'll be saving
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
- Emails Forward it in, it opens like an email, minus the trackers
- Images and screenshots Zoom in, grab the colours, search the words
- Products The product, the price, the brand, the stock
FAQs
Can I save a page that needs a login?
Take a screenshot and drop it in. Savepad reads the text in it, so a dashboard is as searchable as a public page.
How do I keep a whole signup flow?
Drop the screenshots into a sequence in order. Or forward the emails to the sequence's address and they add themselves.
From the blog
- Landing page examples I keep stealing from: The landing pages in my own swipe file, what each one does well, and the patterns worth borrowing for your next homepage.
- How to use the Google Ads Transparency Center: The Google Ads Transparency Center shows the search, YouTube, and display ads any advertiser runs, free. How to search it, filter it, and keep the good ones.
- A competitor analysis template that isn't a sh*tty Google Doc: A competitor analysis template you'll keep up to date: the table to fill in, what to save per competitor, and how to see what changed on their site.
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