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Saive, save the web as a living, organized library

Saive turns pages worth keeping into a real library, not a growing pile of dead links.

What it does

Click the Saive icon on any article, post, or page to save it. No copy-pasting, no forty open tabs. Saive reads the actual page you're on and captures the readable content itself, not just the URL, so what lands in your library is the article, not an ad-wrapped screenshot.

Before you close the popup, you can drop the save into an existing folder or create a new one on the spot, and add a private note or tags. Recent tags are one click to reuse, so saving into the same topic repeatedly stays fast. Folders show their sharing state right in the picker, so you always know whether a save is going somewhere private, shared, or public.

Once it's saved, Saive processes it automatically. It summarizes the piece, pulls out key points, and tags it, so the work is done by the time you open your library, not left for "someday."

Every save becomes a Markdown file in your Saive vault. It's portable and exportable. You can pull your whole library out at any time, and it stays readable with or without Saive.

Account required. Saive is a companion to your Saive account. Sign in once, and every save goes straight into your library, private by default.

What it doesn't do. Saive doesn't inject ads, modify the pages you visit, or read anything on a site until you actively click Save. It only talks to Saive's own servers; nothing is sent to third parties.