Gestures on your phone
Faster on a phone: swipe a memory to archive it or mark it read, and rename one by tapping its title.
- Swipe left or right on any list
- Rename in place, no dialog
- Undo on every swipe
What we're building now, what's next, and everything shipped so far. Plans come in order, without dates: they can change, and your votes help decide.
In the works today. It lands in the changelog when it ships.
Faster on a phone: swipe a memory to archive it or mark it read, and rename one by tapping its title.
What we plan to build, roughly in this order. None of it has a date: we'd rather get each one right than ship it to a deadline. Each card says what you'll be able to do.
The browser extension for Firefox: save, highlight and search without leaving the page.
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Highlight passages in PDFs you open in the browser, not just web pages.
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A short email once a week bringing back a few unread saves from your Inbox, so they get read instead of buried.
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Bring the highlights you've made elsewhere into Savedly, next to everything else.
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Connect Notion, and save from the places you already read: Reddit, YouTube, X, Instagram and LinkedIn.
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Save voice notes, podcasts and audio files, transcribed so you can search and ask about what was said.
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And more
Something you'd like that isn't here? Tell us, and it may end up on this list.
38 updates since August 2026, newest first.
Save a YouTube video, a post on X, Instagram, Threads or LinkedIn, or a TikTok, and Savedly keeps what it says, not just its link.
Write notes full page, with headings, lists, to-dos, callouts, code and pictures. Type / for the menu.
On Sunday morning, a few saves from your Inbox you haven't read yet, oldest first.
Swipe a memory to mark it read or archive it, and rename one by tapping its title.
Smaller cards, two to a row, by default, and a pinch switches between them and the full cards.
Starring a memory works again, and the card's buttons and menu no longer open the memory instead.
A chat button on the website answers questions about Savedly from the help guides, with links to them.
See what's being built now and what's planned next, without dates, and upvote what you'd use most.
The side panel follows the page you're on, and the extension works in tabs that were open before it was installed or updated.
Highlight text on any page, keep Savedly open beside the page, and get suggestions as you save.
Passages you highlight with the extension appear on the memory, with their notes, and are searchable.
Links, videos and documents you save wait in your Inbox until you've read them; Remind me brings one back later.
A ✓ on the Savedly icon shows the page is already saved, and you can search your library from the extension or the address bar.
When a save doesn't explain itself, or your library has no answer, Savedly can search the web for the missing context.
Send a link to a memory or collection by WhatsApp, Telegram, X or email, or show a QR code.
Select memories and move, tag, favourite, archive or remind them in one go, with Undo.
Paste a link anywhere to save it, drop files and links onto the window, and drag memories onto a collection, Favorites, Vault, Archive or Trash.
Permanently deleting a memory also removes its files from storage.
Dark mode now has a true black background, with quieter borders throughout.
Deleting, editing several things at once and changing a calendar event now need a yes from you first.
Connect GitHub and the repositories you have starred join your library.
Savedly notices when you are saving something you already have.
A self-hosted install now walks its admin through setup and keeps them informed.
The product was renamed to Savedly, at savedly.app.
Add Savedly to your home screen and it opens like an app.
The Help Center's guides moved into a searchable docs space.
Day, week, month and agenda views, with drag to reschedule.
The hosted service now has three plans, with AI run for you on every one.
Ten new things Ask can do: find, file and tidy what you saved, and work with calendar events.
Savedly is licensed under AGPL-3.0, and can be run on your own server.
When something you save mentions a date and a plan, Savedly picks it out as an event.
Share a memory or a collection with someone else.
A PIN-protected place for memories you would rather keep out of your regular views.
A picture of how the things you saved connect, by meaning, tag and collection.
New accounts get a short walk through the app.
A chat assistant that answers from what you have saved.
Search matches what a thing is about as well as the exact words.
Archive, Trash, Notifications and Insights now show your own data.
You don't have to remember where you saved it. Just ask Savedly when you need it back.