Key Concepts
Understanding these building blocks will help you get the most from Savebase.
Posts
A post is any piece of content you save — a tweet, a Reddit thread, an Instagram reel, a YouTube video. Each post stores its title, author, URL, media, and metadata.
Folders
Folders let you group posts by topic, project, or any structure you like. Folders can be nested to create a hierarchy. Move posts between folders freely.
Tags
Tags are flexible labels you attach to posts. Unlike folders, a post can have unlimited tags. You can create tags manually or use AI Bulk Tagging on your untagged backlog AI Bulk Tagging: Pro.
Notes
A note is a private, freeform text annotation you can attach to any post. Use notes to record why you saved something, key takeaways, or action items. Notes are fully searchable and are exported to Notion and Google Sheets.
Reminders
A reminder lets you schedule a date and time to revisit a saved post. When the time comes, Savebase sends you an in-app notification and an email. Reminders are available on all plans.
Sources
A source is the platform a post came from: X, Instagram, Reddit, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, Truth Social, Bluesky, Threads, or "web" for a page from any other site. Medium has no dedicated grabber, so Medium articles saved with the extension are stored as web links. You can filter your library by source in the sidebar.