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1. Open: On the Recent tab, type a code or paste a URL and pick a source. "Open in …" from Explore, a shared playlist or any code's link menu works too. The code is remembered automatically (copying a single code's link counts as well).
2. Come back: When you come back, a prompt at the bottom says "You opened N codes. Save them?", counting only codes not in a playlist yet. It takes you to the Recent tab; tap ✕ to hide it for now.
3. Pick: The Recent tab lists what you opened. New codes are checked; codes already saved are marked "In a playlist".
4. Save: Tap "Add to playlist" and create a new playlist ("Recently watched" by default) or add to an existing one; duplicates are skipped.

The list stays on this device: never synced, backed up or counted in stats. Up to 100 entries, removed after 7 days, and you can clear it any time.

The site only sees links opened from here, not what you click inside the video site, and it doesn't track watch time. For those, paste the URLs into a playlist's Add dialog and the codes are extracted for you.

The problem with saving links: Once you have a big collection of AV codes, you'll probably run into these:

• Video sites keep changing domains or shutting down, breaking your saved links
• Collections scattered across platforms are hard to manage
• Sharing a list is awkward when everyone uses a different site
• There's no simple way to organize and search your collection

A code-first solution: This project puts the code first, so you can:

• Keep it forever: Save only the codes, independent of any specific site
• Switch freely: Move between video sites whenever you like
• Share easily: Share a code list and let friends pick their own site
• Stay organized: Create as many playlists as you need

Tech: Built with Next.js 15. Works without signing in.