Give Claude Code a memory of everything you save.

You bookmark AI tools on X, save app marketing TikToks and like coding tutorials on YouTube. Neatsaves reads every one, videos included, and hands them to your coding agent. It finds the tool you saved before it builds one from scratch.

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  • Instagram saved
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claude · ~/apps/habit-tracker
> add a paywall after onboarding. I saved a few posts about this

⏺ bookmark.search_saves("paywall after onboarding")
  ⎿ 5 saves · 2 TikToks, 2 X posts, 1 YouTube video

⏺ bookmark.topic_playbook("App Monetization")
  ⎿ 1. Show the paywall as the last onboarding screen, not on first launch [2][5]
     2. Lead with the yearly plan and show it as a weekly price [1][3]
     3. One close button, top corner, visible from the start [4]

⏺ Following your saves: the paywall goes after the goals screen, yearly first.
  Editing app/(onboarding)/paywall.tsx

An example session. Your agent sees your own saves.

You do the saving. Your agent does the remembering.

Save the way you already do
Bookmark on X, save on TikTok and Instagram, like on YouTube. The Chrome extension copies each post into Neatsaves when you tap, and Sync everything brings in the years you already have.
Neatsaves reads every post
Videos get their captions and spoken words read (Pro watches the video too), links get their page. Each save comes back with a summary, a topic and the next step it points to.
Your agent checks before it builds
Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client searches your saves by meaning, or reads the playbook for a topic, then works from what you already found.

Every topic becomes a playbook.

Thirty saves about paywalls are hard to use one by one. Open a topic and Neatsaves writes what they add up to: the moves they keep pointing at, each linked to the post it came from. A big claim only one post makes gets flagged so you check it first.

Your agent reads the same playbook with topic_playbook, and you can copy it as Markdown into a CLAUDE.md.

App Monetization

from 31 saves

These saves keep coming back to where the paywall sits and how the price reads, more than to which tool runs it.125

  1. Put the paywall on the last onboarding screen, after the person picks a goal.25
  2. Lead with the yearly plan and show it as a weekly price.13
  3. Keep one close button in the top corner from the first second.4

Check first: one post says a single change tripled its trials. No other save backs that up.1

  • 1I tested 4 paywall layouts on my habit app
  • 2Onboarding teardown: where the paywall goes
  • 3Weekly vs yearly pricing, with real numbers
  • 5Thread: the last onboarding screen is the paywall

Example playbook.

One command in Claude Code.

Make a key in Settings and Neatsaves shows the command with your address and key filled in. Cursor gets a JSON snippet, and anything else can call the HTTP API.

$ claude mcp add --transport http neatsaves \
    https://…convex.site/mcp \
    --header "Authorization: Bearer bm_…"
search_saves
Finds saves by meaning and keywords. “Paywall onboarding” finds the TikTok that never says paywall.
topic_playbook
What your saves on one topic add up to, as steps that cite the posts behind them.
list_topics
The topics your library is sorted into, biggest first.
recent_saves
What you saved lately, optionally one kind: tools, repos, tutorials.
get_save
One save in full: its text, transcript, next step and checklist.
save_link
Saves a link your agent finds, so it gets read and filed like the rest.

Questions

Which agents work with it?
Claude Code and Cursor, plus anything else that speaks MCP over HTTP. There is also a plain JSON API for your own scripts. Settings gives you the exact command for each.
Can it read TikTok and Instagram videos?
Yes. Neatsaves reads the caption and the spoken words when the post has captions. On Pro it also watches the video itself, so a step that only shows on screen still makes the summary. The extension brings in your saved and liked lists from inside the apps, since neither one lets an outside service read them.
Who can see my library?
You, the agents you give a key to, and anyone you send a collection link. Each agent gets its own key. Delete the key in Settings and that agent loses access right away.
What does it cost?
The MCP server and playbooks are part of Pro: $8 a month, or $72 a year. Free covers 100 new saves a month and a one-time import of 500 older ones, sorted the same way. Compare plans

Stop re-finding the post you saved last month.

Bring your saves in once. After that, every bookmark and like lands where your agent can find it.

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