Dewey has launched a new service that allows users to save their favorite TikTok videos, ensuring access even if the app faces future shutdowns. This move comes as TikTok's status in the U.S. remains uncertain following a recent extension of its shutdown deadline. Dewey, which previously focused on bookmarking for Twitter and other platforms, has now expanded to support TikTok, offering features like organizing saved videos into dedicated folders. The service is free for one account, with paid plans available for additional features. Dewey currently serves over 40,000 users, including 1,500 paying customers.