Find saved AI searches, reopen supported stored filters, or deliberately run a new AI search. Recent browser searches are separate.
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After a school AI search, use Save and sign in if prompted. Find it again at /saved?tab=searches.
After a completed school AI search, use the Save control offered with the results. Sign in if prompted so the search belongs to your own account. Saving a search is separate from saving a school, resort, instructor or lesson as a favourite.
Open Saved → Searches. The older /saved-searches link also opens this view. Any signed-in role can view its own saved searches. The page does not provide another account's saved queries.
Reading this guide and viewing the saved list do not consume AI assistant credits. The assistant can offer to open the page and show its controls; it does not run, delete or save a query on your behalf.
Results can change when listings or search data change; a saved search does not hold lesson places or freeze prices. Check the current results before booking.
An empty list may mean you signed in to a different account from the one used to save the search. Check that first. If the page says it could not load your saved searches, choose Retry; a loading failure does not prove that your account has no saved searches. If the problem continues, use support.
Recent AI queries shown in an archive are browser history shortcuts, not necessarily searches saved to your account. Clear them from the recent-search controls when needed.
Optional saved-search update emails can be managed in Notifications → Preferences. Turning those off does not delete your saved search.
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