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Quick answer
Saveeed AI App is a mobile AI memory app for screenshots, links and voice notes. New screenshots import themselves, everything else goes in with one tap, an AI engine builds context on each item, and you get it back by asking in plain words.
What Saveeed is and who it is for.
Saveeed is a mobile AI memory app for screenshots, links and voice notes. New screenshots import themselves, anything else goes in with one tap, an AI engine builds context on each item, and you get it back by asking in plain words instead of scrolling a gallery.
It solves the screenshot graveyard. Most people save constantly and revisit almost nothing, because finding a saved thing later costs more effort than saving it did. Saveeed removes the finding problem: there is nothing to file or name, and you ask for an item the way you remember it.
Those keep the file; Saveeed keeps the meaning. A gallery stores a picture of a booking, Saveeed understands that it is a booking, for Friday, at that hotel, so a question like "the hotel booking for Friday" brings it back. Folders, albums and tags are optional, not the price of entry.
Anyone whose saved things pile up faster than they are reviewed: students keeping slides and notes, creators keeping references, founders keeping research, travellers keeping tickets and bookings, and job seekers keeping postings and messages.
Yes. Saveeed is live for early access users. Join the early access list and an invite is sent in one of the small batches we release, with everything needed to get started.
Capture, context and retrieval, step by step.
In three steps. First, save it: new screenshots import automatically and links, images and voice notes go in with one tap of the share sheet. Second, the AI reads it and builds context, a title and meaning for the item. Third, ask for it: chat with a single memory or with your whole Memory Bank in plain language and the right item comes back.
Screenshots, photos and images, links and web pages, and voice notes. Screenshots can be imported automatically as they are taken, so the most common save costs zero effort.
The Memory Bank is everything you have saved, treated as one searchable body of knowledge. You can chat with a single item for detail, or with the whole bank when you only half remember what you are looking for.
Alfa AI Assistant is the assistant inside Saveeed. It reads what you saved, answers questions about it and points you back to the original item, so you can verify anything it tells you in one tap.
No. There are no folders to maintain and no naming rules to follow. Context is built for you at save time, which is the only moment you actually have the attention to spare.
Plain language, the way you would ask a friend: "the hotel booking for Friday", "what Maya said about the draft", "which chapters our tutor said to revise", "the flat the agent sent me last week".
What the AI does, and what you can switch off.
Saveeed retrieves the specific information you saved. Google can explain a recipe, but it cannot know which version your teammate requested in a chat screenshot, what your recruiter asked you to prepare, or which post you wanted to revisit. Save that source first, then ask Alfa AI Assistant and inspect the original.
Yes. Automatic screenshot import and AI context building can both be switched off in settings. With them off, Saveeed still works as a fast, simple place to save and find things.
Yes. It summarises and interprets what you saved, and like any AI system it can misread an image, miss context or overstate a detail. The original item is always one tap away, so check it before acting on anything that matters.
Your content is used to run the app for you: storing your items, building context and making them searchable. Saveeed does not sell your data and does not run advertising trackers. The AI transparency page sets out what the AI does and where its limits are.
Who can see your memories and how to remove them.
It is used to run the app for you and nothing else. Saveeed does not sell data and does not run advertising trackers or non-essential cookies on the website. You can export or delete everything at any time.
Either from inside the app in a couple of taps, or by emailing data@saveeed.space from your account address. The delete account page lists exactly what is removed and how long it takes.
No. Cancelling stops future billing, deleting removes the account and its contents. If you pay through an app store, cancel the subscription in that store, then delete the account separately.
What it costs and how invites work.
Saving, organising and searching your items is free to start. If a paid tier arrives later it will be for heavier use, and it will be announced clearly before anything changes for existing users.
Nothing. No card, no commitment, one email when your invite is ready, and you can leave the list in one tap.
Join the early access list with your email. Invites go out in small batches so the experience stays stable, and the invite email carries the link you need to start.
Paid plans are non-refundable, and you can cancel at any time to stop future billing while keeping access until the end of the paid period. Genuine billing errors, such as a duplicate charge, are corrected when reported to support@saveeed.space within seven days.
Who builds Saveeed.
Saveeed is built by Akshar Mohan and is part of AlfaBuildCore, a community brand he founded. Early access users act as the review board that shapes what ships next.
Email support@saveeed.space for support and billing, or data@saveeed.space for privacy and deletion requests. The contact page also carries a short form that opens a prefilled message you can send from your own device.
Joining costs nothing and takes one field. One email when your invite is ready, and you can leave the list in one tap.
