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app.stash.so/saves
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What's happening here

This is the web dashboard at app.stash.so. Users land here after signing up and installing the extension. The left rail shows their collections (Instagram's own "Saved" is basically one giant collection with no structure — this is where the real organization happens), and the main grid is every post the extension has captured. Clicking a card opens the slide-over where they can re-tag, move collections, or archive. Search goes across handles, tags, and their own notes.
The "Extension ● connected" status badge in the top right is a critical trust signal — users need to know the capture-on-save pipeline is alive. If the extension gets disabled or signed out, the badge turns amber.
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3 new saves need tags. Triage them in Inbox.
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Mobile dashboard notes

Two-column grid feels right on phones — same as Instagram's own saved-posts grid, so the pattern is familiar. The purple dot in the top-left of a card means untagged (needing triage in the Inbox). The "3 new saves" banner at top is the daily triage nudge — it's the product's behavioral loop. Tap any card for the full-screen detail view (slides up, iOS-style back gesture). The bottom tab bar works for Home and Collections in this mockup.
The "Extension ● connected" status from desktop becomes a subtle dot in the top-right of the main screen on mobile — but on mobile, "extension" means "share-sheet extension," and the equivalent check is whether the user has enabled Stash in their iOS Share Sheet.