One place for everything you saved, sorted by what you did with it.
Instagram saves, TikTok favorites and YouTube's Watch Later are where good intentions wait. Yevo keeps your saves in one Library, sorted into categories and by whether you have started, so every save is on its way to becoming something you did.
Why one Library beats three saved folders
Instagram's saved collections, TikTok's favorites and YouTube's Watch Later all keep the video. None of them keeps what you meant to do with it. Yevo keeps the link together with a summary, a plan, your notes and your progress, whichever app the video came from.
Yevo never connects to your Instagram, TikTok or YouTube account and never reads those folders. It only knows the videos you share to it. Removing a save in Yevo leaves the original post, and your own saved folder, exactly as they were.
Categories without the filing
Every save lands in one of ten categories: General, Business, Marketing, Fitness, Cooking, Finance, Tech, Health, Mindset and Other. You do not have to choose. When you share a video, the sheet already has a guess picked, made on your phone from the link and any shared text. Leave it on General and Yevo picks the category after it reads the video.
Find that video again
Search in the Library matches the plain title Yevo gives each save, its category and the creator's handle, so you can find “the sourdough one” without remembering who posted it. Filters sit under the search: All, Not started, In progress and Done, then every category you have used. Saves are grouped into This week and Earlier.
Each row tells you where you stand: “2/3 steps”, “Course 2/5” or “Done”. The summary on each save, explained on summaries, means you rarely need to rewatch anything to decide.
Saving for later, honestly
There is no separate “later” list, because every save is already a later. A new save waits in your Library as Not started, with its plan ready. Today does not bury you in them; it shows one quiet row, “3 saves you haven't started”, that opens the Library filtered to those.
When a save matters more than the rest, flip Priority in the share sheet and it goes to the top of Today. Add notes to any save; Yevo reads them when it writes the plan. When a save is no longer worth doing, swipe to remove it.
On your computer too
Sign in at yevo.ai with the same account to browse your Library on a bigger screen, search it, read summaries and add notes. Saving new videos happens from your phone's share sheet, from Instagram, TikTok or YouTube. Everything in the Library leads to one thing: the plan.
Questions
Can I import my existing saved folder?
Not in bulk. Share each video you still care about to Yevo from the app you saved it in. Going through them one at a time is also a good way to drop the ones you no longer want.
Can I make my own categories?
No. There are ten fixed categories, and Yevo picks one for you if you leave a save on General. Search and the status filters do most of the finding.
Who can see my Library?
Only you. Your saves belong to your account, and nothing in your Library is public or shared with other users.