Study any creator, save any post.
- Save any page, post, or image in one click
- A Save button on X, YouTube, Instagram, Substack
- Highlight a passage, keep the line
- Any creator's top posts in a sidebar
- Kindle, Instagram, Substack saves synced
- Lands in Eden with its creator and numbers
Click the icon, pick a board, done.
The page is already filled in. Its source and link, the passage you selected, or the image under your cursor. Nothing to paste.
Say why you saved it. One line under the card, visible whenever you come back to it. Or skip it.
Library, Reading list, or a board. Eden remembers the last location you chose, so a run of saves into one project is one click each. Make a new board right from the picker.
Their best work, next to their profile.
The Open sidebar pill. It sits by the creator's name on X, YouTube, Instagram, Substack, and LinkedIn. Click it and the side panel opens without leaving the page.
Ranked against their own baseline. Not their most recent posts. The ones that beat what they usually get, with the multiplier on each.
Save the standouts as you scan. Each post in the sidebar saves to a board in one click, so the swipe file builds while you read.
Saved once, useful when you sit down to write.
Every save is a card. Articles with their source, videos with the transcript ready, posts with their creator and outlier score, images as images.
On the board you chose. Or in your Library if you didn't pick one. Move it, tag it, or chat with it from there.
Your note rides along. The line you typed in the popup shows under the card, so future you knows why it's there.
Kindle, Instagram, Substack. Synced through the extension.
Your Kindle highlights, daily. Amazon has no highlights API, so the extension reads your notebook once and Eden re-syncs it every day after that.
Instagram saves and Substack bookmarks. Saved posts, reels, and collections. Substack posts and Notes, paid ones included. Read from your own signed-in session.
Your logins stay in your browser. Eden never sees your Amazon, Instagram, or Substack password. Turn each one on under Settings, then Integrations.
The parts people ask about before they install.
Which browsers does it work on?
It's built for Chrome and works on Chromium browsers like Arc, Brave, and Edge.
Do I need an Eden account?
Yes. The extension connects to your Eden workspace and saves straight into it. You can start free. Connect once and the extension keeps a token on your machine, so it never asks again and Eden never sees your Chrome password.
Where does the inline Save button show up?
On X, YouTube, Instagram, Substack, and Threads, next to each post's own actions. Click it and the popup opens with that exact post filled in. On any other page, use the Eden icon in the toolbar or the right-click menu.
Does it work on LinkedIn?
You can save a LinkedIn post from its own page with the toolbar popup, and the sidebar works on LinkedIn profiles. LinkedIn doesn't expose a stable link to feed posts, so there's no inline Save button there.
What gets saved?
Whatever you saved, with its context. A social post keeps its creator, platform, and outlier multiplier. A page keeps its title and source. A highlight keeps the passage. Add a one-line note on the way in and it shows under the card.
What does the sidebar show?
A creator's top-performing posts, ranked against their own baseline, next to the page you're on. Open it from the Open sidebar pill on a profile, from the popup, or from the right-click menu.
Which imports run through the extension?
Kindle highlights, Instagram saves, and Substack bookmarks. Each one reads from your own signed-in session, so your logins never leave your browser. Turn them on under Settings, then Integrations.
Does it save into more than one workspace?
One at a time. If you belong to several, pick the default under Save to workspace in the extension's settings. It applies to the popup, the sidebar, and right-click saves.
Save the web straight into Eden.
Add the extension, connect your account once, and everything you find online is one click from the board you'll write from. Free to start.
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