@NovastartOS@kate_ramakaieva Take a photo of a concert flyer. Want tix? To invite friends? Check out the band? You may not know yet, and that's fine.
As you clarify your intention, tasks can emerge (or not), remain organized around that intention, and be executed by you, SAVOR, an AI agent, or some combo.
@NovastartOS@kate_ramakaieva Great question! It doesn't decide what becomes a task. You do.
SAVOR captures your thoughts (voice, text, or photo), identifies the intentions that might be buried in them, and doesn't force a half-formed idea into a to-do before you know what you actually want.
@Fondocom@ProductHunt Thank you for sharing our launch, Fondo! We’re grateful for the support as we help people capture what matters and keep their intentions moving forward.
@ProductHungml Thanks for including Savor! That mid-commute thought is exactly the kind of everyday moment we want to help people hold onto. We appreciate you taking the time to explain it.
@BlairHayesAi@RohanRecommends Thanks for giving Savor a try, Blair! We'd love to hear what you capture first—and anything that feels unclear along the way.
A launch moment worth savoring: SAVOR was #5 on @ProductHunt
Thank you @producthunt for helping us get off to a great start—and thank you to everyone who checked us out, supported the launch, and shared feedback.
We’re just getting started.
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@AlexWithAi_@RohanRecommends Yeah exactly, especially because intention is what motivates and directs tasks and goals. The outcome of any task will vary greatly depending on the intention driving it.
@AskZaratech@RohanRecommends Yeah absolutely. We think that's what it's all about. What matters to each person is so specific to them. We wanted to build something that will help protect people's time, attention, focus, and presence. Rather than exploit all of those things for constant engagement.
@AmeliaonAI@RohanRecommends Yeah, that's definitely a huge part of it. We think a person's most valuable commodities are their time, attention, focus, and presence. Our goal is to help them keep that where it matters for them.
@LeonwithAi@RohanRecommends Yep! We think intentions are crucial. They are what truly shape the direction of our future. The same goal with different intention behind it can lead to drastically different results!
@VeyraWithAI@RohanRecommends Thanks a lot! Yeah, we think intentions are crucial. It's from our intentions that goals and tasks flow. And in the age of AI, AI that understands our intentions and directs agents accordingly we think can make a real difference on the alignment problem.
A school form, an appointment question, an activity deadline: each can be a task and part of a larger intention. Keep the next step with the reason it matters. That is the connection we want SAVOR to help you preserve.
“Remind me Friday” preserves a time. “I’m waiting for the estimate before I decide” preserves context. A useful reminder needs enough of both to help you pick up where you left off.
There's a specific kind of loss that to-do apps don't talk about.
You saved the thing. The app has it.
But the moment when acting on it would have felt natural — that passed quietly while you were somewhere else.
Capture was never the only hard part.
@alexandr_wang Beautiful vision. We think intention is the missing layer between humans and AI acting on what we want—where we decide what matters, what we mean, and what we authorize agents to serve. SAVOR is building the Intention Layer™. Product Hunt October 6th. https://t.co/LrPpaZ5F2A
An idea can matter before you know what to do with it.
Before turning it into a task, try writing down why you wanted to keep it. The next step can wait.
What gets lost when every thought has to become a to-do?