Board update brief
467 viewsA concise update page with decisions, metrics, and a forward plan.
ExecutiveSlide DeckHTML
Transform LLM
conversations into
reports
Turn chats, notes, and rough ideas into polished pages you can share with clients, show internally, and send with confidence.
Works with your AI tools
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Codex
VS Code
Claude Code
Cursor
Custom MCP
Examples
Pages for the messy middle of real work.
How it works
From AI output to a shareable page.
Ask your AI, approve the saved.md action, then send a polished link instead of another pasted draft.
Ask ChatGPT to turn the conversation into a page
saved.md agents shape a page that fits your request
Share the finished page with one clean link
Use cases
Pick the page type your work needs.
Filter templates by format and workflow, then open a visual example before you start.
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Fundraising update room
0 viewsNarrative, metrics, and investor FAQs on one live link.
FundraisingReportMD
SaaS KPI snapshot
448 viewsRecurring KPIs, commentary, and watchouts in a compact artifact.
FinanceDashboardJSX
Client renewal proposal
435 viewsScope, commercial framing, and timeline for a renewal conversation.
SalesReportHTML
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Campaign postmortem
0 viewsA fast retrospective page with lessons, results, and screenshots.
MarketingReportMD
Agency pitch page
423 viewsA modern page for capabilities, approach, and pricing options.
SalesProposalHTML
FAQ
A few practical answers before your agent publishes.
saved.md sits at the end of your AI workflow: after the thinking is done, it helps turn the result into a live page worth sharing.
What can I actually build with saved.md?
saved.md publishes Markdown, HTML, and JSX pages. JSX pages are HTML-style pages with buttons, links, and light interactivity. It is built for work artifacts you want to send, share, or print: CVs, proposals, reports, dashboards, financial updates, investor notes, launch briefs, internal team pages, and presentation-style documents.
How is this different from just using ChatGPT alone?
ChatGPT gives you the thinking and the raw draft. saved.md turns that draft into a clean page that is easier to share, easier to skim, and much more usable for real work than pasting text into a file.
Does saved.md work for presentations?
Yes. saved.md works well with presentations: choose a presentation template, publish it, then press the full screen button on the page or press the F key. From there you can present full screen and move through the deck with arrow keys or a pointer.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. saved.md is meant for people who already know how to prompt tools like ChatGPT or Claude, but do not want to build websites or wrestle with design tools just to make something presentable.
Why use this instead of a PDF or Google Doc?
A saved.md page is faster to publish, easier to share on a link, and cleaner to update through versioning on the same URL. You can also remix an existing page into your own new page, and export the markdown or HTML when you need a file.
Can someone find my page if I do not share it?
saved.md pages are public to anyone with the link, but each page lives behind a random 32-character URL that is practically impossible to guess. That gives you a useful privacy layer for unlisted pages, while still keeping sharing simple.
What is the template library for?
The template library shows real pages created by the saved.md team, along with the prompts and framing behind them. It gives you a faster starting point and helps you understand what kinds of outputs are possible.
Do I really need a template?
Not really. It is usually best to start from a template and work from there, but you can also build from scratch with your agent or give it any other inspiration you want to use.
Can I reuse or improve a page later?
Yes. saved.md is designed so a strong artifact does not die after one send. You can version, remix, and reuse the structure later instead of rebuilding the same kind of page from zero.
Who is saved.md best for?
It is best for founders, operators, consultants, marketers, finance teams, job seekers, and non-technical professionals who already use LLMs for thinking and drafting, and want the final output to look polished enough to share.