Saves Library vs KEPT save any post

Saved posts end up scattered across different apps, and finding them again means digging through each one. Saves Library lets you save links and screenshots from the Share menu, then organizes them with search, tags and folders so you can find them in one search. One-tap saving • Tap Share in any app and choose Saves Library • Works with Instagram, Threads, Facebook, TikTok, X, YouTube and regular web pages • Share screenshots from Photos; text is recognized on your iPhone and sorted automatically Organized for you • Detects the platform and suggests folders and tags • Learns from your edits, so the next similar save is filed the way you like • Recognizes restaurants and places, ready to open in Maps • Keeps track of creators so you can browse by person • Spots duplicates, even when the same post is saved from Instagram and Threads, and offers to merge them Find it again • Searches titles, creators, notes, tags, URLs and screenshot text at once • Browse by folder, tag, platform or person, each with its own grid view, and stack filters • Quick in-app preview from any list • Long-press to select many, then move, tag or delete together Never miss a deadline • Detects deadlines for deals and exhibitions and reminds you two days before • Read Later list and reminder dates, so saves don't get forgotten On your Home Screen • Widgets for Read Later, Due Soon, Recent saves or any folder, in small, medium and large sizes • Siri and Shortcuts: add a link, search your library, or open Read Later • Share a folder as a long image or a Markdown list Bring your saves • Import JSON, CSV and browser bookmarks (HTML) Privacy and sync • No social accounts to connect, no ads, no subscription • Screenshot text recognition runs only on your device • Optional sync across devices through your own private Google Drive space • Available in English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean Free and unlock • Save up to 100 items for free, with every feature included • One-time purchase unlocks unlimited saves Saves Library stores links, screenshots, an index and the organization you add. Tapping a save opens the original platform; if a post is deleted, made private or region-locked, Saves Library cannot restore it.

Save any post from any app, and keep it after the original is gone. KEPT saves a private snapshot, the text and the picture, of whatever you share to it. That restaurant from Threads, that workout from Instagram, that article for later: still there in six months, even if the author deletes it. • Works with Threads, X, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Reddit, Facebook, Telegram, WhatsApp, RED and Safari. Some platforms restrict what can be read from a post, so on those KEPT may save only part of it (details below) • Sorts itself into 16 topics, on your phone • Your notes, your collections, and search that finds what you only half remember • No KEPT account, no KEPT server storing your posts, no tracking • Free for your first 30 saves HOW IT WORKS Tap Share in any app and choose KEPT. That's it. KEPT saves a snapshot — the text and the picture — onto your phone. Not a link that rots. When the author deletes the post six months later, or makes their account private, your copy is still there. IT SORTS ITSELF Everything lands in one timeline, newest first, the way you already read. KEPT also reads what you saved and files it under 16 topics — food, travel, fitness, tech, money, design, home, pets and more. That happens on your phone, by looking at the words. Nothing is uploaded to do it, and you can change any topic by hand. Add your own note to anything. Why you kept it, what it reminded you of. Your notes are searchable with everything else, and they sit with the thing they belong to. Group related things into collections. Places to eat. Ideas for the flat. Things to buy. PRIVATE BY DESIGN There is no KEPT account. There is no KEPT server that stores your posts. There are no analytics and no crash reports. Your saves live on your phone. The only time KEPT goes online by itself is when it fetches a snapshot, and then your phone asks that website for the link directly — exactly as if you had opened it yourself. Nobody sits in between. KEPT Pro uses your own iCloud, through Apple. iCloud sync and backup go to your iCloud account and nowhere else. The web version at keptsave.com reads your saves from your iCloud when you sign in with your Apple ID, or from an encrypted copy your phone sends through iCloud when you scan its QR code. Only your browser can open that copy, and KEPT keeps nothing on a server of its own. That also means no sign-up, and no KEPT account database that could leak. FREE, OR KEPT PRO The first 30 things you save are free, with snapshots, topics, notes, collections, search and export. KEPT Pro adds iCloud sync between your iPhone and iPad, an iCloud backup in case you lose your phone, unlimited saving, and the web version at keptsave.com. Pay once for good, or subscribe yearly. Either way it's the same Pro. If you decide not to pay, nothing is taken away. Everything you already saved stays readable, searchable and exportable, forever. THIRTEEN LANGUAGES English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese. KEPT follows your phone unless you pick a different one. ABOUT VIDEO A video file you share straight to KEPT is stored whole on your phone. A video behind a link is only downloaded where that platform's terms allow it — public Telegram channels and ordinary web pages. YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, X, RED and Reddit do not allow offline copies, so for those KEPT keeps the title, the thumbnail and the link. WHEN A SNAPSHOT FAILS Some pages need a login. When KEPT cannot reach the original, it keeps the link and the text you shared anyway, marks the item, and you can try again later. Nothing is ever lost because a fetch failed. YOUR COPY, YOUR FILES Export everything to a zip whenever you like — items, notes, tags, collections and every picture and video, in one file you keep yourself. Import reads it back and only fills in what is missing, so an old backup never undoes today's work.