Savebase for Researchers
Keep every source tied to the research question.
Research often starts with a mix of reports, datasets, papers and practitioner accounts. Savebase gives researchers one place to organize that discovery work. Label what each source can establish, retain the open questions in notes and revisit your source inventory when the research question becomes more precise.
Start with Free. See plan availability for advanced features.
From save to useful reference
Create folders for research questions and use tags for source type, method or population. A report may answer one question and raise another. Cross-cutting labels help you find relevant material without duplicating the same URL across every stage of the project.
Save a selected passage from an accessible report or article as a highlight, then add the source date, scope and limitations in a private note. Search Content for the author's wording and Note for your assessment; combine them with source or tag filters across the library. Mark whether you read the full source or only a public summary before using it in synthesis.
Sync saved records to Savebase's Google Sheet to retain URLs, tags and notes in a spreadsheet workflow. Use that inventory as a starting point for your own review matrix. The integration does not automatically extract study characteristics, assess quality or complete a systematic review.
A small, annotated collection is a useful place to begin.
Savebase quick start →Create a folder for one question and tags for method, population and source type.
Save references with claims, limits and reading status in your notes.
Sync a source inventory to Sheets and assess the original material before synthesis.
Bring existing references through browser import or Pro file imports. Keep a portable record through JSON export.
JSON export includes active saved records and their notes, tags and folder names. It contains media URLs, not media files, and currently omits transcripts and automation settings.
Duplicate cleanup scans currently loaded posts, keeps the oldest record and permanently removes newer duplicates without merging their notes. Review the scan before confirming removal. See duplicate cleanup guidance.
Free includes any 2 of the 11 supported social platforms, up to 100 social posts, 5 folders and unlimited ordinary web links. Notes, manual tags, per-post reminders, JSON export and direct browser-bookmark import through the extension are included.
Pro unlocks all 11 social platforms, unlimited social posts and folders, dashboard file imports, on-demand AI Bulk Tagging, read-only ChatGPT/MCP access, Notion and Google Sheets sync, RSS, rules, webhooks, media backup and video transcripts.
Media backup must be enabled and successfully fetch eligible Instagram, Facebook, Threads or TikTok media. Request video transcripts when needed; new saves are not automatically transcribed.
Check current plans and limits →Use Savebase to organize discovery and secondary reading. It complements reference managers and research-analysis tools.
Savebase can organize discovery links and notes, but it does not provide screening protocols, independent reviewer decisions or validated evidence extraction. Use a dedicated review workflow for those requirements and keep your reference library as supporting material.
Yes, on Pro. Connect the read-only Savebase ChatGPT plugin or MCP server to retrieve saved references in a compatible assistant. Check the original sources and your own assessment before accepting a synthesis; library access does not establish the quality of the evidence.
Start with the next reference you want to use again.
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