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Other destinations ​

Choose Create new destination to add any of these services. Each destination keeps its own field settings and autofills.

Slack ​

Choose Slack, connect your workspace, then select a channel and configure the message fields. The integration is marked as beta.

The channel picker lists public, unarchived channels. Private channels and direct messages are not listed. The initial fields are Title, Body, Image, and Link. You can adjust the fields and their order to change the message layout.

Saving posts a message to Slack. Bulk add posts a separate message for each item. Images use existing URLs; uploading files or screenshots is not supported. Editing existing Slack messages through the Update tab is not available.

Email ​

Choose Email, name the destination, and select a client: Default, Gmail, Outlook, or Zoho.

Fill Subject, To, Body, URL, Cc, and Bcc as needed. Saving opens a compose window in the selected client, with the URL included in the body. Review and send the message there.

Powersave does not send the email itself. Bulk add opens a compose window for each item. Attachments are not supported.

Calendar ​

Choose Calendar, name the destination, and select Default, Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, or Apple Calendar.

Fill Title, Start Date, End Date, Description, Location, and URL. Check the dates and times before saving. Google and Outlook open an event composer; Default and Apple Calendar produce calendar data for import. Finish creating or importing the event in your calendar client.

Bulk add opens a separate event for each item. Powersave does not update existing calendar events.

Obsidian ​

Choose Obsidian and configure the destination's fields. You can set an optional Vault name and Folder path, then choose a Save behavior:

  • Create note
  • Append if note exists
  • Overwrite if note exists
  • Create or open daily note
  • Append to daily note

Saving opens Obsidian through an obsidian:// link. Obsidian needs to be installed and able to open those links. Confirm the browser's app-opening prompt if it appears.

Title becomes the note's heading and, for ordinary notes, its filename. Content becomes the Markdown body. Other populated fields are written as YAML properties at the top of the note. The initial fields include Source URL, Description, Author, Published, and Tags.

Create note silently requests that Obsidian create the note without opening it. Bulk add sends one note per item and uses silent mode. Daily-note behavior uses Obsidian's daily-note configuration rather than the destination's Folder setting.

You can edit the destination's fields and save behavior through its ... menu. File uploads and the Update tab are not supported. Append and overwrite behavior is controlled by this destination's save behavior.

iOS Shortcut ​

Choose iOS Shortcut, enter the Shortcut name, and define the fields to pass to it. This integration is marked as beta.

Saving opens a shortcuts://run-shortcut link for that name and passes the field values as encoded JSON input. The shortcut must already exist on the device that handles the link. Set up the receiving shortcut to decode and process that input.

One item produces an object keyed by field name. Bulk add runs the shortcut once with an object containing a data array of items. Choice fields pass their display names. Uploads and updating existing records are not supported.