the app for hoarders doers.
Turn any post into an actionable plan.
no feed. no followers. nothing to perform.
No public profile, no likes to chase, no one watching what you saved. favedo helps you actually get shit done.
save freely. act with intention.
Keep every post you want to return to in one spot. When you are ready to do one, favedo gives you an enriched action plan built from what is actually in the post.
fave. do. done.
works the same on desktop and mobileSave the post in favedo.
Have favedo find things that you can take away from the post: a summary, a recipe, an itinerary, a how-to guide, and more.
spotifyyoutubespotifyyoutubeTick it off, rate it, build a record of what you actually did.
questions.
how is favedo different from a bookmarks app?+
Bookmark apps are built to hold things. favedo is built to finish them. Every save arrives sorted with a suggested action, one press turns it into a plan you can follow, and finishing it asks you how it went. You end up with a record of what you did, not a bigger pile.
what can I paste in?+
Links from TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube and the open web. Paste it, share it in from your phone, or add favedo to your home screen and save from there. Paste the same link twice and favedo tells you it already has it.
does favedo actually read the video?+
When you save, it takes a quick look to file the post correctly. When you press do this, it goes deeper: the transcript, text on screen, and for Reddit the comments too. That is why the plan knows the quantities.
what happens when I finish something?+
Confetti, then a review sheet. Stars, a note, photos if you took any.
which apps does it work with?+
favedo reads TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, Pinterest, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Threads and GitHub directly. Any other site is read from its own page details, so a recipe blog or a shop listing still lands as a proper save. A Google Maps link comes in as a place.
do saves link out to the real thing?+
Where there is a real thing to point at, yes. A song resolves to the Spotify track with its album art. A place links out to Google Maps. A video named inside a post becomes a working YouTube link. A repo resolves on GitHub, and films and shows arrive with their posters.
can I read the transcript myself?+
With Pro, yes. A save that has a transcript gets a tab for it, with its own search box, so you can find the line where they say the oven temperature. On Free you can see that the transcript is there, but not read it.
how do reminders reach me?+
By email. favedo does not send push notifications, so a reminder turns up in your inbox on the day rather than on your lock screen.
can I bring in everything I already saved on TikTok?+
With Pro, yes. Ask TikTok for your data export and drop the file in. favedo takes your favorites only, never your like list and never your watch history. The posts come back with real titles, categories and tags. It runs slowly on purpose and fills in as it goes, so leave it and look again later.
what does it cost?+
Saving is free and never capped. A free account also gets ten pro saves, and that is ten for life, not ten a week. Invite a friend or set favedo up on your phone and you earn more. Pro is $2.99 a month billed once a year at $35.88, or $6.99 a month billed every three months at $20.97. There is no trial and no card needed to start, because free is meant to be useful on its own.
can I use favedo in Spanish?+
The interface is English and Spanish. What the AI writes is a separate choice: it can write a recipe or a plan in ten languages, and you set that per save, so the app can be in English while the steps come out in Italian.
is there an app to download?+
favedo installs from your phone's browser. Open it, add it to your home screen, and it opens like any other app from then on. App Store and Google Play versions are coming soon.
what happens to my data if I leave?+
Ask us and we will send you an export of everything you have saved. Delete your account and your saves are deleted with it.
save it. sort it. do it.
your saves, made doable.