The bookmark manager for creators who save inspiration everywhere.

SaveSync is purpose-built for creators because it captures the full context of every saved post — the creator handle (@username), the publish date, the caption or description, and the thumbnail — across Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, X, Reddit, and Pinterest. Most bookmark managers only save the URL and drop everything else, which turns your inspiration library into a wall of meaningless links. SaveSync auto-tags by platform so your Instagram Reels sit alongside TikTok clips and YouTube Shorts without manual work, and AI semantic search lets you find a saved post months later using plain-language descriptions instead of remembering the exact creator handle.

Most creators use SaveSync in three modes. First, an inspiration library: save Reels, TikToks, and YouTube Shorts you want to reference later and tag them by aesthetic, niche, or hook style. Second, a research vault: save long-form articles, case studies, and competitor posts into topic folders for deep reading. Third, a moodboard: share a folder with a collaborator so a video editor, ghost writer, or designer can pull references directly from your saved collection without you having to DM links back and forth. All three flows work in both the free tier and on Pro.

Yes. SaveSync Pro and Lifetime plans unlock shared collections — create a folder, invite collaborators by email, and every bookmark added to the folder appears in their dashboard in real time. This is especially useful for creators working with a video editor who needs example footage, a ghost writer who needs source material, or a team of researchers compiling a brief. Access can be read-only or contributor. Removing a collaborator immediately revokes their access to the shared folder.

Yes. Save any YouTube video or channel with the Chrome extension or Android share sheet, and SaveSync captures the channel name (with @handle), the video title, description, thumbnail, and the actual upload date — not the date you saved it. This matters for creators researching competitor release cadence, trend timing, or evergreen hit videos. YouTube upload dates are fetched via the YouTube Data API so the metadata is accurate to the minute.

Yes. The free tier includes unlimited bookmarks across every platform, the Chrome extension, the Android app with share-sheet support, bulk import from Pocket or Raindrop, and 20 AI search credits per month. That is enough for most creators to try SaveSync for several weeks before deciding whether to upgrade. Pro (€1.67/mo billed annually, or €3.50/mo monthly) adds unlimited AI search, real-time multi-device sync, shared collections, and full-page archiving. The Lifetime plan (€50 one-time) replaces recurring subscriptions entirely — valuable if you plan to use SaveSync as your primary bookmark manager long-term.