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How to organize everything you keep in Saved

Updated November 2, 2026

Saved with your notebook, your saved items, and the type and date filters

As you talk with Scouty and research, you'll want to hold on to what works. It all lives in Saved: one place with your notes, your saved ideas, your structures, and the posts you import.

What's in Saved

  • Notes (Your notebook): loose thoughts, references, and reminders you write yourself.
  • Saved ideas: the ideas you bookmarked with the save icon in the chat.
  • Structures and outlines: the production outlines you created from your ideas.
  • Imported posts: the posts you analyzed by pasting their link.

You can also ask Scouty in the chat to save something it showed you (a competitor's outlier, a keyword post or one of your posts, a trend, a comment topic or an idea) or a note you dictate, or to remove something from Saved: it shows you a card and nothing changes until you confirm it. Removing a note or an idea cannot be undone. See what Scouty can do for you.

Find something fast

Above the list you have type filter chips (notes, ideas, structures, posts) and a date filter. Combine them to jump straight to what you're after.

Analyze a post by link (paid plans)

In the filter row you'll find the Analyze a post button: paste the link of any Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube post and Scouty analyzes it in depth. The result stays in Saved, next to the rest of your imported posts.

What you save also feeds Scouty: when generating new ideas, it takes into account what you marked as relevant to you.

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