Your notes, PDFs and links. One search box.
Research papers, brand guidelines, the manual for the boiler, notes from a talk. Savepad pulls the text out of every PDF, doc and screenshot, so one search covers all of it. No second brain, no graph view, no AI summarising things you never asked it to.
Before and after
How it goes now
- PDFs in Downloads called final(2).pdf
- Notes in three different apps
- Scanned docs nobody can search
- Links to docs that moved
- A graph view you opened once
In Savepad
- Every PDF searchable to the page
- Notes right next to what they are about
- Scans and screenshots you can search
- A copy of every doc you save
- Folders and tags, no graph
How Savepad helps
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PDFs open on the right page
Search finds the page that matched and opens the PDF right there.
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Notes with context
Add a note to any save, or keep a note as a save of its own. Markdown, obviously.
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Text in images
Scans, screenshots and photos of whiteboards get read on our own servers, so you can search them.
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No AI, by design
Nothing gets summarised or auto-tagged. What you save is what you find.
What you'll be saving
All 17 save typesFAQs
Which files can it read?
PDFs, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, Markdown, text, CSV and images. The text inside all of them goes into search.
Why no AI summaries?
Because a summary is a guess about what mattered to you. Savepad keeps the thing itself and helps you find it. The philosophy page has the long version.
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