Frequently asked questions

Savepond is a personal library for links you want to revisit, including YouTube videos, GitHub repositories, documents, and web pages. You can organize them with notes, tags, statuses, and collections so you keep both the link and the reason you saved it.

No. Savepond does not host or redistribute original videos, audio, captions, or document files. It organizes the original URL, title, source, limited metadata, and your private notes. Always review the original site for the content and its terms.

No. Your saved links, notes, tags, and statuses are designed to be visible only to your signed-in account by default. Even when you publish a collection, private notes and sensitive or restricted links are excluded from the public page.

A public collection shows its name and description together with limited information for shareable links, such as the title, source or domain, and a path to the original link. This helps visitors understand the context and verify the source.

If a public collection may contain rights-infringing, sensitive, or high-risk material, use the contact page to report it. Include the collection URL, the specific link, and the reason for your report.

Review the scope and retention exceptions on the account-deletion page, then contact the official support address. The request can cover your Supabase Auth account and the user-specific links, collections, and settings stored in Savepond.