Use cases · Bookmark organizer
A browser folder holds the article. Instagram holds the reel. Reddit holds the discussion. Savebase brings these references into one library, so a project can include all three. Organize bookmarks by what you intend to do with them: plan a trip, compare tools or learn a skill. Folders give the project a home; tags and notes help you find the useful detail later.
Start with Free. Advanced feature availability depends on your plan.
Put your saves to work
Start with the references you already use. Import browser bookmarks directly through the extension, then bring supported social saves in through native-save syncing or Grab. Browser import flattens the original folder tree, so begin with a small batch and build a structure around your current projects. On Pro, dashboard file imports can also bring in supported exports and URL lists.
Create a folder called Home renovation and subfolders for rooms. Add tags such as lighting, small-space and shortlist across those folders. A source can support more than one project, so use folder memberships and tags to describe its different roles. Keep the vocabulary small enough that you can apply it consistently when another reference arrives.
Add a note explaining why a bookmark matters, especially when the title says little. On Pro, run AI Bulk Tagging on untagged saves and review sample suggestions before applying them. This is an on-demand way to work through a backlog. Your own folder structure, tags and notes remain useful whether or not you choose AI.
Start with a few references for something you want to do.
Savebase quick start →Import a small set of useful bookmarks and create a folder for one active project.
Tag each source with its topic and add one sentence explaining the reason for saving it.
Review the folder weekly, moving your strongest references into a shortlist.
Savebase combines web references and social saves. Ordinary bookmarked webpages remain links to their original sites; saving a URL does not archive the full page.
Folders, manual tags, notes and direct browser-bookmark import are available on Free. Pro adds unlimited folders, dashboard file imports and AI Bulk Tagging.
See plans and current limits →Use a folder for the project or purpose, tags for topics shared across projects, and a short note for the detail you want to remember. Review one collection before reorganizing your entire library. Savebase lets you keep web links and supported social references in that same system.
AI Bulk Tagging is a Pro feature you run when needed on untagged saves. Review and edit sample suggestions before applying the run. Manual tags are available on Free, and Pro rules can help file recurring inputs.
Bring supported social saves and browser references into one account.
Explore the workflowBuild a personal reference library you can search, review and use with AI.
Explore the workflowCollect evidence around a question and keep sources attached to your conclusions.
Explore the workflowStart with one project and the references you want to return to.
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