Every AI deep search you run is saved automatically. It lands in a list in the left sidebar, under the Candidates section. There is no separate save step — run a deep search and it is there. From the list you can re-open a past search, rename it, or delete it.

What a saved search holds

A saved search is the query, not a frozen list of people.

When you open a saved search, Chosen shows you the results from when that search last ran. To get a current answer, you run the query again — and a fresh run scores against whoever is in your candidate pool now. New candidates who match will show up; candidates who no longer fit may drop. The query is the durable thing; the result set is whatever the most recent run produced.

That is the point of a saved search. It is the "people I should re-check every Monday" tool — the query stays the same, the answer moves as your pool changes.

Re-open a saved search

Find the search in the sidebar list under Candidates. It is titled by Chosen's reading of your query, or by whatever you renamed it to.
Click it. The results from that search's last run load into the table.

To get a fresh answer, run the same query again from the query bar in AI mode. The new run scores your current candidate pool and saves as its own entry.

Rename a saved search

Chosen titles each search from its query, which is fine until you have a dozen of them. A clear name helps.

Hover the search in the sidebar list and open its menu — the three-dot button on the right.
Choose Rename, type a name, and press Enter.

Delete a saved search

Open the same three-dot menu on the search.
Choose Delete and confirm.

Limits

The sidebar shows your recent searches, not an unbounded archive — old ones age out of the list over time. A saved search re-runs against candidates already in Chosen; it does not reach the open web. For more on what each search mode does, see smart, boolean, and deep search.