Unified Saves Search
Turn scattered saves, screenshots, and links into one searchable library
- Problem
- People save content across different apps—Instagram recipes, TikToks, YouTube Watch Later, camera-roll screenshots—saving takes two seconds but finding anything later is impossible (one poster built LifeFeed after realizing 'Saving took two seconds, but actually tracking anything down later was impossible'). Existing bookmark tools require manual organizing and don't cover screenshots or video platforms.
- Solution
- An aggregation search layer that automatically extracts text and metadata from screenshots, links, and platform shares (via OCR and lightweight scraping), builds a unified index, and lets users search anything they've saved by keyword. Supports filtering by source and type, with quick jumps back to the original app.
- Users
- Information hoarders, content creators, people tracking competitors or inspiration
- MVP
- Screenshot OCR to extract text; paste a link to auto-fetch title and summary; unified search box by keyword; filter by source and time; quick jump to original link.
- Revenue
- Free tier with storage limit; Pro subscription for unlimited storage and advanced search; batch import support.
- Why now
- Multi-platform content fragmentation is worsening and demand for unified search is clear; OCR and scraping APIs are cheap, enabling indie developers to build fast.