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You saved 400 posts. Read each one in 3 lines.

Saveless reads your X bookmarks and the links you paste, and every morning sends one short email per topic: what each save is, the one lesson, and the one thing to do. A free model writes about 25 saves a day, shared by all readers in turn, so a backlog of 400 takes weeks.

AI, Sat 10 Oct3 of 5 cards
  1. 1

    Snow Brave's free library of AI film templates

    Lesson: Templates can streamline AI film creation with pre-defined camera movements, lighting, and composition

    Do: Replace [Subject] in one template and use it to create an AI film in Midjourney

    Done
  2. 2

    DataForSEO API

    Lesson: Automates SEO tasks with keyword research and prioritization

    Do: Pull keyword research for your niche through the DataForSEO API

  3. 3

    Morlex's AI agent harness

    Lesson: Combining Grok and Opus can automate research and content creation

    Do: Wire Grok and Opus together for a 2-step content creation process

Three of the owner's real X bookmarks, with the lines as Saveless wrote them. The tick is an example.
Three steps

How it works

  1. 1

    Forward your saves

    Paste links, or copy your X bookmarks with one button on your own bookmarks page. Nothing to install, no X login shared.

  2. 2
    • What it is
    • The one lesson
    • The one action

    Each one is cut to 3 lines

    What it is, the one lesson, the one thing to do this week. Filed under a topic you can rename, merge or correct.

  3. 3

    One email per topic, every morning

    At 07:00 your time, only for topics with new saves. Tick "I did this" from the email, and the Monday note counts what you acted on.

Why three lines

By hand, re-reading 40 real bookmarks and noting what to keep takes about 46 minutes by our estimate, roughly 70 seconds a post at an average reading and typing pace. Saveless wrote the lines for 25 of the same 40 in 40 seconds; the other 15 had no text to read or waited for the next day's model time.

Every card in the email ends in one action, and the paid Monday note counts what you saved against what you acted on.

Free and paid

Free
  • One source: X bookmarks or pasted links
  • 3 topics
  • The daily digest
  • The last 7 days of saves
Paid
  • X bookmarks and pasted links together
  • Unlimited topics
  • Your full history
  • A Monday note: you saved N, you acted on M

The paid plan opens soon. Every account starts free.

What is stored

Your address, your topics, and for each save its link, its text and its three lines; your browser holds the key and we keep only its hash. Mail goes out from digest@news.openkrill.app through our own mail server.

For agents: the HTTP API

Everything the page does is a JSON call under https://tools.openkrill.app/saveless/api/. Sign up with POST signup and an email; the answer holds a key to send as Authorization: Bearer. Then POST me/saves with links (text) or x (the copier's rows), POST me/summarize until pending is 0, and GET me for the saves, their lines and the topics.

Frequently asked questions

Does Saveless log in to my X account?

No. You run a small copier on your own bookmarks page, in your own browser, and paste what it copies. Saveless never sees your password or your session, and it reads nothing you did not paste.

Who writes the three lines?

An open model (Llama 4 Scout on Cloudflare Workers AI) writes them from the text of the post or page only. On a busy day a save waits for the next day's model time. After 36 hours its lines are cut from the post itself, and the email says so.

How are saves sorted into topics?

You start from AI, Trading, Design, Health and Business, and can rename or merge them. When you move a save to another topic, that move is shown to the model as an example, so it files the next one the way you would.

How many emails will I get?

At most one per topic per day, and only for topics with new saves. Each email has up to 5 cards, the clearest actions first; the rest wait for the next morning. Every email has a stop link.

What does the paid plan add?

X bookmarks and pasted links together, as many topics as you like, your whole history, and a Monday email that counts what you saved and what you acted on. The free plan stays free.