Keep the reason with the link
Preserve intent and context. Remember what mattered about a source when you open it weeks later.
BookmarksHopper Labs
Remember why you saved it.
Keep the link and the thought together. Build collections that help you return to useful ideas, sources and things worth sharing.
What makes it useful
Turn saved links into a useful collection.
Save it once
Identify repeated URLs. Notice duplicate links before they make your collection harder to browse.
Find the source when you need it
Retrieve the right record. Search your saved material and reuse it in the work that prompted you to keep it.
Useful alone. Better together.
A saved link can become useful knowledge.
Keep the reason you saved a source, connect it to an idea and use it again when you write.
A closer look
See what you can do.
The capability, the action, and what it means for you.
| Feature | What you can do | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Notes and collections | What you can doPreserve intent and context. | Why it mattersRemember what mattered about a source when you open it weeks later. |
| Duplicate detection | What you can doIdentify repeated URLs. | Why it mattersNotice duplicate links before they make your collection harder to browse. |
| Search and operations | What you can doRetrieve the right record. | Why it mattersSearch your saved material and reuse it in the work that prompted you to keep it. |
3 capabilities
Practical details
- Experience
- Interactive browser demo
- Data
- Browser workspace · sample data
- Availability
- Demonstration available; release availability is separate
Trying the experience
Try the app with demonstration data in your browser. Demo availability does not imply a published native release.
- Open a bookmark's editor and add a note or tag.
- Save a new address, then find it with search.
- Mark it as a favorite and open Favorites.
Bookmarks