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Keep it
One tap puts the link in your notebook, on every device you sign in from. It costs nothing, you only need an account.
Map it. Check it. Keep it.
Saved is where reels
go to die.
Nine hundred saved posts, no search, no notes, no idea which one had the hotel. ReelsNote keeps the ones that matter in a notebook you can actually search, with your own note on each. Keeping is free.
free forever · you only need an account · nothing is posted anywhere
MapCheckKeep
all 148placesclaimsnotes
Pastelaria Alcôaplace · Lisbonmap ↗
Tram 28 timetableclaim · verifiedopen ↗
“Go on a weekday, 8am”your note · 12 Maredit
searchable · yours · delete any time
How it works
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Write why
Add a line of your own. In three months that note is the reason you can find it.
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Search it
Search across your notes, the places a reel named, the city and the creator.
Good for
Trip research
Keep the twelve reels about one city together, with the places already extracted.
Restaurants to try
The place, the dish somebody raved about, and your note about who recommended it.
Anything you will want in six months
Instagram's Saved folder is a pile. This is a notebook.
Questions
How is this different from Instagram's Saved?+−
Saved gives you a wall of thumbnails with no search, no notes and no idea what is inside each one. ReelsNote stores what the reel actually said: the places, your note, the fact-check, all searchable.
Does it work across devices?+−
Sign in with Google and your notebook, your notes and your map follow you to every device.
Is it free?+−
Keeping is free. Make an account and keep as many reels as you like, with your own note on each. Reading a reel is the paid part, one credit, and that is what gives you the transcript, the places it named and the fact-check. You can delete anything at any time.
ReelsNote also does this
Every place from a reel, on one map.
A travel reel names six restaurants in forty seconds and tags none of them. ReelsNote reads the caption, the voiceover and the text on screen, then drops every place it finds on a map you can plan a trip from.
Try it on a reel →We fact-check what the reel says.
Paste a reel and we pull out every claim you could actually check - the price, the opening hours, the entry rules, the “oldest in the city” - and check each one against public sources. Every verdict shows the sources it is based on.
Try it on a reel →