Use cases · Content curation
A useful newsletter or editorial brief begins with selection: which sources explain the topic, which add a new perspective, and which repeat what you already have? Savebase gives that research a home across articles, social posts and videos. Keep the source link and your editorial note together, then choose the references that serve your audience when it is time to write.
Start with Free. Advanced feature availability depends on your plan.
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Create a folder for the next issue or topic, then tag references by angle: explanation, example, counterpoint or practical advice. Include different formats when they answer the same question. A thread can supply a lived example while an article provides background. Your folder becomes a source set you can evaluate instead of a feed you have to scroll again.
Add a short editorial note: the main idea, the reader it helps and the claim you still need to verify. Distinguish the author's evidence from your interpretation. For video material, Pro transcripts can help you revisit spoken passages after you request transcription. Keep the original source attached so the final piece can credit the work you used.
On Pro, subscribe to selected RSS or Atom feeds and assign folders and tags to incoming posts. Review the collection on a schedule and promote only the useful sources into your next issue's shortlist. If your writing lives in Notion, the Pro integration can carry references into the Savebase database template alongside your editorial workflow.
Start with a few references for something you want to do.
Savebase quick start →Choose the question your next publication should answer and create its source folder.
Save five varied references, adding an editorial note and angle tag to each.
Review the shortlist, check the sources and draft the piece in your publishing tool.
Optional AI workflow · Pro
Connect Savebase to ChatGPT or an MCP-compatible assistant, then adapt this prompt to your own folder and tags.
Find my saved references tagged next-issue about onboarding. Group them by idea, include each source URL, and suggest which sources add distinct perspectives. Separate what the sources say from your editorial suggestions.
Request video transcripts before asking about spoken content. MCP access is read-only; your assistant can retrieve available material, while library edits happen in Savebase.
Connect your AI assistant →Savebase supports the research and selection behind content curation. Compose, schedule and publish the finished newsletter or article in your publishing tools.
Start with Free for web references, notes and manual tags. Pro adds RSS, video transcripts, Notion integration and ChatGPT/MCP access.
See plans and current limits →Start with a reader question and save references that answer a distinct part of it. Add an angle tag and a note describing the useful contribution. Review a small shortlist before drafting, instead of trying to include every interesting link.
On Pro, connect Savebase to ChatGPT or an MCP-compatible assistant. Ask it to retrieve relevant saves and available transcripts, group the material and include source links. Review the originals before publishing quotations or factual claims.
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Explore the workflowCollect evidence around a question and keep sources attached to your conclusions.
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Explore the workflowStart with one project and the references you want to return to.
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