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Saved & Reopen

What Saved is​

Saved is your own shelf inside Cognivo. Every search or report you keep lands here, with the details it was run with, so you can reopen the result you already have or run the same check again later.

  1. Saved keeps the searches and reports you bookmark so you can pick up right where you left off.
  2. Select Sign in to load your saved items. Nothing here is public unless you choose to share it.
The Saved page in the Cognivo dApp.Enlarge image

Saved items are private to your account. Nothing appears in the public Discover feed unless you share it yourself.

When to use it​

Use Saved when you find yourself asking one of these:

  • What did that wallet report say again, without spending anything to see it?
  • I check the same three tokens every week, where do I keep them?
  • Which chain and which address did I run that check on?

Where to find it​

In the dApp sidebar, under Overview, select Saved. The page opens with the subtitle "Your saved searches and reports, ready to run again in one click."

  1. Select New list to group your saved items, then use the chips beside it to move between lists.
  2. Shorten a long list with the search box and the All chains, All tools and All sources filters.
  3. Select Run to run a saved item again with the same details.
  4. Select Open report to reopen the result you already have, without running it again.
The Saved page, opened from Saved in the left sidebar, holding the searches and reports you kept.Enlarge image

What each saved card shows​

A card carries the name you gave the item, which you can rename at any time, plus small labels for the tool it used, the chain it ran on, and where it came from, such as the dApp or Telegram. Under that you see the address or the exact command it was saved with, when you saved it, when it last ran or Never run, and how many runs it has. A Private or Shared badge on the right tells you whether anyone else can see it.

You can group cards into lists, move a card between lists with the folder selector, and delete anything you no longer want. A list has to be emptied before Cognivo will delete it.

Reopen versus run again​

These are two different things, and the difference is what you pay.

Open report reopens the result that is already stored. Cognivo restores the context and shows you what the check found when it ran. It never starts the tool again, so it never costs credits. If a saved item has no result Cognivo can reopen, the Open report button is not shown rather than sending you to the wrong screen.

Running a saved item again starts a fresh check against current on chain data. It does not reuse the stored result. The tool quotes the cost on its own screen first, and nothing is charged until you confirm. Most tools are free. Bubble Maps costs 1 credit, Smart Accounts costs 2 credits, and Wallet Intelligence costs 6 credits. Declining or closing the confirmation charges nothing. Every account gets 5 free credits a day, which reset at midnight UTC. See Billing and credits for the details.

What an empty or unavailable page means​

If you have not saved anything yet, Cognivo says "Nothing saved yet" and invites you to save a search or report.

If Cognivo cannot read your saved items, it says so instead: "Cognivo could not load this right now", with the note that this is a gap in what Cognivo could read, not a sign that there is nothing here, and a Try again button. Cognivo will not print a count of zero from a read that failed. If your list loaded only in part, or the refresh failed and you are looking at an earlier snapshot, a note above the list tells you that before you draw a conclusion from it.

Good to know​

  • You need to be signed in. Saved items are tied to your account, not to the browser.
  • A reopened report is the result as it was saved. It does not refresh itself. Run the tool again if you need current data.
  • The search box and the All chains, All tools and All sources filters narrow the list, and your filters stay in the address bar, so switching language keeps your view.
  • The share control on a card publishes an anonymized version to Discover. Make private takes it back down.

Next​

  • Discover to browse what other people are checking and save a card from there.
  • Trace history to reopen a past trace the same way.
  • Billing and credits for how the daily free credits and the three paid tools work.