Topics with cited overviews
Files saved posts into topics, with a cited overview for every finding.
Independent work · Local knowledge library
Saved
Saved turns an export of saved social posts into a small library that runs on the owner's laptop. It files the posts into topics whose overviews cite a post for every finding, gives quotes, recipes, places, news and tools views of their own, and answers questions from the saves with numbered citations. The public demonstration runs on a separate SAMPLE collection of 49 public-domain and openly licensed items; the owner's own library never leaves the machine.
Local application only: there is no live link. The film and screenshots below show the SAMPLE collection.

The task
A saved post is easy to keep and hard to find again: months later it sits in a grid of thumbnails, and finding it means remembering who posted it.
The outcome
Product definition, the import and processing pipeline (harvest, transcribe, categorise, enrich), the local application (Python standard-library server, SQLite library with full-text search, plain JavaScript interface) and its interface design, by Imad A. Adel.
SAMPLE collection · Screens





Inside Saved
Files saved posts into topics, with a cited overview for every finding.
Gives quotes, recipes, places, news and tools their own dedicated views.
Answers plain questions from the saves with numbered citations back to the source post.
Runs entirely on the owner's laptop; a status page reports import and processing coverage.
Answers from a model small enough to run on a laptop take 5 to 25 seconds, and their phrasing can be uneven. All 43 processed sample posts are drafts written on the laptop; none has been reviewed. The sample does not exercise every label: its 9 quotes are all exact, it holds no memes, and none of its 7 news posts states an event date. Local application only: not deployed, no public address, no accounts, no sync and no phone app. The screenshots and the walkthrough film are the public artefacts.
Demonstration data: Project Gutenberg, Wikisource, Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA 4.0), Wikinews (CC BY 2.5) and NASA.
Your next project
Start with the task, who will use the result and what needs to improve.
Or write to imad@adellabs.com.