The problem in their words
People save posts and catch ideas, then never come back to them. Ideas "hit at bad times" and get forgotten almost immediately, so they rarely turn into anything. Their current systems take too much thinking to find things again, and they want one that cuts down the effort of retrieving what they saved.
Who's asking
- r/productivity: 3 posts
- r/getdisciplined: 2 posts
What they use today
- Saving posts and bookmarks
- Folders and documents to store ideas
All 5 posts
I have 800+ saved reels and 300 X bookmarks. I’ve gone back to maybe 10. How do you actually use what you save?
“How do you actually use what you save?”
r/getdisciplined · 17 Oct 2026 · Read it on Reddit (I have 800+ saved reels and 300 X bookmarks. I’ve gone back to maybe 10. How do you actually use what you save?) What's tool that actually changed how you work?
“It is catching ideas when they show up, then actually following through before they disappear. Ideas hit at bad times.”
r/getdisciplined · 14 Oct 2026 · Read it on Reddit (What's tool that actually changed how you work?) What's a purchase that actually changed how you work?
“Those ideas rarely landed cos I just forgot them immediately lol”
r/productivity · 24 Sep 2026 · Read it on Reddit (What's a purchase that actually changed how you work?) “How do you contain all your ideas and stay on track?”
r/productivity · 13 Sep 2026 · Read it on Reddit (How do you contain all your ideas and stay on track?) I think there's a difference between storing information and making information retrievable.
“A good system should reduce the amount of thinking required to retrieve something.”
r/productivity · 12 Aug 2026 · Read it on Reddit (I think there's a difference between storing information and making information retrievable.)
If you tested it
A headline for the page: “Stop losing your ideas. See what you saved when it matters.”
Test first: The riskiest assumption is that people will trust a tool to bring saves back at the right moment instead of searching. Test it by seeing whether visitors sign up for that promise.
- Build a one-page site: fast capture of ideas and saved posts, resurfaced later when useful, with a waitlist signup.
- Share it in threads where people ask how to use what they save or how to keep ideas from slipping away, and answer their questions directly.
- Treat steady signups from those threads, plus replies asking when it is ready, as a yes. Views without signups mean the promise needs rework.
Test this idea
Edit it to make it yours, then see who's asking this week. If you want, Ghostlaunch builds the page and runs the 7-day test.