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Ask an important question once. Keep the answer close.

Some questions return every day: What is blocked? What is due this week? Which decisions still need an owner? Saved Searches turn those questions into live views of your SpacebarX workspace.

A query, two tags and a date window, saved under a name. Everything matching appears here without being filed here.

Turn a repeated search into a dependable view

Instead of rebuilding the same search each morning, save it with a clear name. SpacebarX keeps the view current as your outline changes, so the results are ready when you need to check in.

Create a saved search

  1. Search for the tasks, notes or decisions you need to review

    Search reads notes as well as titles, so a half-remembered phrase is usually enough to start from.

  2. Narrow the results with useful filters

    Text, tags and dates combine into one query — the same three things you would otherwise re-type every morning.

  3. Save the search with a name that says what it answers

    “Blocked this week” beats “search 3”. The name is what you will scan for when you are in a hurry.

  4. Return to it whenever you need the latest view

    It re-evaluates each time you open it, so it reflects the outline as it is now rather than as it was when you saved it.

Useful searches to save

  • Blocked work: see open blockers across every project
  • Due this week: bring upcoming commitments into one view
  • Unanswered questions: keep research gaps and decisions visible
  • Meeting follow-ups: find actions that need an owner or update

Let the workspace do the remembering

Your outline already contains the work. Saved Searches give recurring questions a permanent home, so you spend less time hunting and more time deciding what to do next.

Worth knowing

Saved Searches are available with SpacebarX Pro and are designed for the work you review often. See pricing.

Stop rebuilding the same search every morning.

Save the questions that guide your work, then let SpacebarX keep their answers current.