It tells you where it’s weak
Every breakdown ends with the limits, the missing context, and what the author is selling.
“Where it doesn't hold” block
NEWFred’s Finds, week 12 · Read it ↗
Save anything. Get the gist, the connections, and a Sunday brief.
Supersave reads what you save and writes up what it argues. The claim, the numbers worth keeping, what to do with it, and where it doesn’t hold.
It reads what you save.
Save a link. It comes back with the argument, the numbers worth keeping, and what to do with it. Not a preview card.
It doesn’t oversell.
It knows when not to bother
A tweet with one idea doesn’t get five headings. A page we couldn’t read says so.
Thin save beside a full one
Get it in. Find it later.
Save it from anywhere
The Chrome extension for pages and threads, a bookmarklet everywhere else, and an address you forward newsletters to.
Three capture surfaces, one loop
Search that finds it
Type what you remember, not what you saved. Keyword and meaning, one box.
Vague query → the right item
It remembers what you saved.
The thing you read three weeks ago, under the thing you’re reading now, with the reason it’s there. No graph, no folders, nothing to tag.
Connections panel“Three other saves touch this” — ranked, each with its reason, each dismissible. Ranked rows, never a node map: the absence of a graph is the differentiator.
A newsletter you didn’t write.
Sunday morning, one email. What the week added up to, then the three worth going back to. Empty week, no email.
A real rendered Finds issueFred's actual week, in the floating-card treatment. The best asset on the site, and the same one the eyebrow pill links to.
Use your saves in any chat.
Connect Supersave to ChatGPT or Claude over MCP. It reads your library, not the web, and every answer comes back with its source.
Plan the quarter from what you saved. Reads everything tagged b2b-sales and comes back with the plan and the links behind it.
One MCP URL, pasted into your client. Read-only, and revocable any time.
Client window — Sales strategyThe active prompt running in Claude or ChatGPT, citing four saves back, each with its source. Swaps with the chip.
Your page updates itself.
The same week, on a page of your own, sent to the people who subscribed. It waits 24 hours so you can edit or skip. You write nothing.
Public page + the hold windowsupersave.io/fred with its subscribe box, and the 24-hour controls: drop an item, edit the paragraph, skip the week.
What you get back.
Different things come back differently. Here’s the honest version.
- An articleThe full breakdown
- A tweet threadThe chain, kept after the original goes
- A PDFSaved as a link. We don't read PDFs yet
- A YouTube videoTitle and description. No transcript yet
Pricing
Free
€0 / month
No card
Get startedIncludes:
- 50 saves a month
- The full breakdown
- Weekly Finds
- Connections
- Complete JSON export
Pro
€14.99 / month
Billed monthly
Get ProEverything in Free, plus:
- Unlimited saves
- MCP — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor
- A public page
- 500 subscribers
- Markdown export
Creator
€35.99 / month
Billed monthly
Get CreatorEverything in Pro, plus:
- Custom domain
- Curated issues
- 5,000 subscribers
- Clicks per item
What ships free stays free, and privacy is never a paid feature.Read the promises →
FAQs
How is this different from a bookmark manager?
They store, and some summarise. None of them tell you where a piece is weak, write up your week, or turn that into a page with subscribers.
Do you have an MCP server?
Yes. A remote server with five read-only tools and OAuth. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor with one URL — it searches your library and cites every source.
Do I have to read what I save?
No. That's the point. The breakdown is written from the whole page, so a save you never open still tells you what it argued and whether it held up.
Where is my data?
The EU. Content, summaries, favicons and avatars are stored, never hotlinked, so no third party learns what you saved. Processed, never sold.
Can I get everything out?
Yes, and free forever on every plan. Complete JSON export, one click. Delete means delete — account deletion cascades within 24 hours.
What can't it read yet?
PDFs are saved as links. YouTube gives us the title and description, not a transcript. Pages behind a paywall give us whatever they give us, and we say so.
Why only 50 saves free?
Because every save runs a model over the whole page, and that costs real money every month. The free tier still gets the full breakdown and a Finds issue every Sunday.
What if you shut down?
Your export works today and will keep working. Where the data lives, what happens if we stop, and what we promise never to do are all written down.
Three ways in.
Save from the browser you use, or forward something and forget about it.
Chrome extension
One click, any page. Saves the article you are on, the link you right-clicked, or the thread you are reading — the whole chain, not the first tweet.
Add to Chrome →Bookmarklet
Every other browser. Drag it to your bookmarks bar once. Nothing to install and no store review, so it works today and everywhere.
Get the bookmarklet →Your own address
Forward a newsletter. Every account gets a private address. Send anything to it and it lands in your library, written up like everything else.
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