Introducing My Library: One Home for the Content You Want to Keep
A heart should mean more than “I liked this for a moment.” A save should mean more than “maybe I can find this again later.”
When you choose a piece of content, you are saying it is worth keeping. The product should treat that choice with the same seriousness you do.
That sounds obvious. Our old organization did not always live up to it.
Likes and saves belonged to individual brand feeds. If you worked across several brands, your best content was scattered across several places. Worse, deleting a brand could also remove the content you had deliberately kept from it.
We fixed that with My Library: one account-wide home for everything you like or save.
Your choices, gathered in one place
My Library sits at the account level rather than inside a single brand.
Like an image from one brand, save a carousel from another, and keep a text post from a third. They all appear in the same collection, ordered by the moment you most recently chose to retain them.
You no longer need to remember which feed produced a post before you can find it. The source brand is still shown for context, but it is no longer the boundary around the content.
This matters for anyone who manages more than one identity:
- Social media managers moving between clients.
- Small teams supporting several businesses.
- Founders with multiple products or brands.
- Teams testing different brand directions before settling on one.
The content you selected now follows your account, not your navigation history.
This TMPLT example shows how My Library keeps selected work together, with its source brand and actions intact.
Like and save can still mean different things
We kept both interactions because people use them differently.
A like can be a quick reaction: this one works. A save can be a practical decision: I want to use this later. Sometimes a post is both. Sometimes it is only one.
Either action is enough to put the post in My Library. Removing one does not remove the post if the other still applies.
When you are truly done with something, you can remove it from the library directly. That clears both signals and removes the item from your retained collection.
The behavior is deliberately plain: if you have expressed a reason to keep it, we keep it. If you explicitly remove it, we do not.
Kept content survives a deleted brand
This was the most important part of the change.
A brand in 0layers holds the setup and feed for one business or client. There are good reasons to delete it. A client engagement ends. A project changes direction. A duplicate brand needs cleaning up.
But deleting the workspace should not quietly erase the finished work you already chose to keep.
Now, liked or saved content remains in My Library after its source brand is deleted. We preserve the source name so you still know where the work came from, and we mark that the brand itself is gone.
Only the posts you deliberately retained stay in My Library. They remain yours until you remove them or delete your account.
That distinction reflects a product principle we care about: deleting a brand should not erase work you deliberately kept.
Every current content format belongs
My Library is not just an image gallery.
It supports the different things your feed can produce:
- Single-image posts and their captions.
- Text posts with or without media.
- Multi-image carousels.
- Designed text carousels with downloadable slides.
You can review the full item, update its like or save state, and download available assets from the same card.
The point is not to create another place where content becomes trapped. The point is to make the work you chose easy to find and easy to use.
More than another filter
A global “Liked” filter would still make retained content feel like a temporary view of the feed.
A library carries a stronger promise: these are the things you kept. It gives selected work a dedicated home, keeps it available across brands, and makes it easy to return when you are ready to use it.
Your feed is where new possibilities arrive. Your library is where your decisions accumulate.
One is about discovery. The other is about memory.
A quieter kind of control
Creative work produces a lot of options. The useful part is not keeping all of them. It is being able to recognize the few that feel right.
My Library gives that judgment a durable home.
You do not need a folder structure before you begin. You do not need to organize every generation. Just react naturally in the feed. The content you care about gathers as you go.
Over time, that becomes something more useful than an archive. It becomes a clear view of the work you chose—the visuals, messages, and ideas that earned a second look.
Your best finds are already waiting
Open My Library to see everything you have liked or saved across your brands. Keep what is useful, download what is ready, and remove what no longer belongs. New to 0layers? Start free.