SaveDay Reviews

I compare SaveDay to tools I've used with similar functionality: MyMind, MyMemo, Eagle, Pocket, Evernote clipper, Notion clipper, etc.

TLDR: If you prioritize YouTube videos and blog articles over anything else, this tool will be a dream for you to use. However, if you want to store bookmarks, product pages, better note-taking features, speedier operation, better integration with other tools, etc., then I recommend you look elsewhere. If you want to use intelligent AI to recall important information when you need it, or to gain insights from your saves, consider other tools first as this feature is still in beta and performs like it's in beta.

Key Strengths of SaveDay:
1) SaveDays capture tool is incredibly powerful. While saving you can add notes, sticky notes, categorize, and even create reminders. The save/note options also appear on the bottom of YouTube videos for quick access (on desktop). The only significant thing missing from its capture ability is the ability to select a portion of the screen to capture and omit everything else. Evernotes web clipper has this ability and it's very useful.
2) SaveDay is THE best capture tool I've found for extracting info from, and taking notes on YouTube videos.
3) The AI tagging is excellent, better than similar tools. However, I wish there was an easier way to sort by similar tags in the categories tab or its own tab.
4) This tool has the best UI layout of your saves. It's seriously good. A large image on the left and on the right is a column with AI tags and a "feed" with your AI summaries and notes. Buttons are readily available to get insights or add additional notes. The one drawback is your own notes can get lost within the summaries.

Downsides:
1) While SaveDay is great for YouTube videos and most blog articles, it is NOT a bookmark manager of any kind. It is also AWFUL at pulling information from certain sites (Reddit, Social Media, certain product pages). Another example is that it refuses to save info from the page of a Chrome extension product page. So while SaveDay has the best capture tool, it's also the most picky with content you throw at it.
2) It currently requires integration with Microsoft OneDrive to be able to save PDFs, Images, and documents.
3) There's no manual capture button anywhere you can paste a link, initiate an upload, etc. You have to drag and drop things for manual capture.
4) The "Canvas" tool which allows you to get insights from your saves doesn't perform well. NOTE: This feature is in Beta as of this review. But other programs have this available now.
5) The tool is slower at loading content than the competitors I've tested. I still wouldn't say it's awful, but I can't help but feel it's a downgrade by comparison.

Note: The Tier 1 30 key points per month is 30 AI summaries of content. Considering this is the main function of the entire app, this is quite low. You'll want to opt for Tier 2 at a minimum.

And it can generate good answers based on the saved content.
And I like that it generates summaries from Youtube videos, but sometimes it fails to do so (the side panel shows nothing, I have to refresh the page a few time to make it succeed), and it breaks the page every time after I click "Save Content & Key Notes". I have to live with that for now, I hope it can be fixed.
And it would be nice if I could upload files from my computer manually, and add notes for my inputs. Would be awesome if it could generate bulk key notes from a list of articles or Youtube videos. I hope it gets better in the future.

I have been using SaveDay for a few days and simply love it. I hope this start-up will be able to develop this very promising product further. I have been using Instapaper for years, and SaveDay is even better than that in some things.

What I like the most:
- The ability to highlight text and access it later in a clean view
- The auto-tagging function is awesome and works great
- The ability to create and manage collections

What could be developed further:
- An option to choose between different highlight colours (not just one), maybe an underline would also work?
- The ability to download articles offline also? Like Instapaper and others have.
- The possibility to view saved articles without leaving SaveDay. Now there is just a link. So if that is possible to change, it would be excellent. A clean reader view would be a big plus (if possible, of course)

But for the price they are charging now, what they are offering is already worth it.

The basic feature: save and assign a collection, only is done successful 1 of 10 times.
The rest, you unknow if is saved, and less assign a collection.
add the slow to save, and when it save and let to categorize, you need to do it fast because fail or autoclose in seconds while the collections (5 collections only) is displaying...
here you have a video example 22 seconds ... to don't save it https://share.zight.com/2Nuoqj5x
Good idea, bad execution

I'm digging this tool! I like how u can leave sticky notes anywhere on webpages and it will remember. Beautiful UI, however I hope they continue to make progress on this. Would be fantastic to have sub folders.