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Anything Depost AI produces can be kept and reused. That’s what stops you re-explaining the same preferences every week.

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Saving something

With a result in front of you:
  • “Save this” — keeps it for later
  • “Save this as my default” — applies it to future work of the same kind
The second reaches further. A saved default for how you like hooks written, or how a plan should be structured, affects everything afterwards without you asking again.

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Using what’s saved

  • “Show me my saved items” — lists them
  • “Use my saved [thing]” — loads it into the current chat
  • “Delete that saved item” — removes it

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Ideas are separate

Generated ideas are kept apart from other saved items, and reached the same way — by asking:
  • “Save these ideas” — keeps them for later
  • “Show me my saved ideas”
  • “What ideas did I generate before?” — history, without regenerating
  • “Use the second saved idea”
That last one is worth knowing: you can look back at ideas from previous sessions rather than generating fresh ones every time. Generating again spends credits — the allowance your plan includes for AI work — and tends to circle the same ground anyway.

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What’s worth saving

A structure you always want, a CTA style that works, a format you keep asking for. Anything you’ve said twice is worth saving.
A good post is already in Posts. Saved items are for things that shape future work.
This is the mechanism behind output improving the longer you use Depost AI. Nothing here happens automatically — a default only exists because you saved it.

Your content strategy

The larger profile behind every request.

Get ideas and angles

Where saved ideas come from.