About resaw

resaw is a free iPhone app that saves videos and links from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and the web, and files them into folders on its own. This page is about who makes it, why it exists, and its rules.

Who makes resaw

resaw is built and run by Tanmay Patel, an independent developer based in Mumbai, India. There is no company behind it beyond that, which is why the name on the terms and the privacy policy is a person rather than a brand. You can reach him directly at hello@resaw.app, and that address is read by the person who wrote the code.

Why it exists

The Instagram saved tab is where good intentions go to pile up: recipes you meant to cook, restaurants you meant to try, ideas you meant to use. Instagram gives you no search box for it, no automatic sorting, and no way to get the pile out except Meta's data export. resaw started as a tool to read that export file and turn hundreds of anonymous bookmarks into a collection with real titles, folders and a search bar. It launched on the App Store on August 23, 2026.

What resaw is, in plain terms

The rules it follows

A note on the name

"Resaw" is also a woodworking term for cutting a board along its width on a bandsaw. This site and this app have nothing to do with that. If you arrived here looking for the app, you are in the right place.

Guides

Most questions about Instagram saved posts have an answer that does not require resaw at all, so the guides cover the whole problem: how to export your saved posts, how to organize them, how to find one you saved, how to keep recipes, and how to track restaurants.