Savebase for Founders
Build a market memory alongside your company.
Market research rarely arrives on schedule. A competitor launches while you are shipping, a customer explains a workaround in a thread, and an interview changes how you think about distribution. Savebase gives founders a library for these signals, organized by the assumptions they challenge rather than the day you happened to find them.
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From save to useful reference
Subscribe to relevant RSS or Atom feeds so new articles enter your library automatically. Assign a folder and tags to each subscription: competitor announcements, category research or founder lessons. A focused feed list supports a weekly review without requiring another round of opening the same company blogs.
Write down what a saved source actually shows and which business assumption it affects. A competitor's launch is evidence of an announcement, not proof of customer adoption. Notes such as target segment, pricing date and next question keep your research usable when you revisit positioning.
Use the ChatGPT plugin or MCP connection to locate saved references about a market question. Bring the relevant links into a positioning or fundraising discussion. Review the sources yourself, especially for dates and market definitions, before turning a retrieved passage into a company claim.
A small, annotated collection is a useful place to begin.
Savebase quick start →Create folders for competitors, customer problems and distribution experiments.
Subscribe to a small number of company or industry feeds and label incoming posts.
Set a weekly review reminder and retain the sources that change an actual decision.
Bring existing references with import, review repeated URLs with duplicate removal, and keep a portable copy through JSON export. The duplicate-removal guide explains the scan's scope and deletion behavior.
RSS subscriptions, rule-based automation, webhooks, Notion and Google Sheets integrations, media backup and video transcripts require an eligible paid plan. Media backup covers eligible Instagram, Facebook, Threads and TikTok saves, with backup enabled and media successfully fetched.
Check current plans and limits →Savebase is a research library for your business decisions. Financial models, CRM records and company documents stay in their dedicated tools.
RSS subscriptions can bring in new posts from feeds you choose. Savebase does not continuously monitor arbitrary website changes or preserve historical versions of pricing pages. Save the URL and record the date and relevant observation in a note.
Save the video reference, request a transcript where supported and add your own note about the lesson. Search transcribed content when preparing a distribution experiment or decision brief, then return to the recording to check the speaker's context.
Start with the next reference you want to use again.
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