See the mess
A list of two thousand bookmarks hides that you have three dead folders and a corner you have not touched in years. A map shows it without being asked.
PERSONAL CARTOGRAPHY FOR THE WEB
Chrome + Firefox · desktop
What you can do · 10
A list of two thousand bookmarks hides that you have three dead folders and a corner you have not touched in years. A map shows it without being asked.
The same links seen by folder, by tag or by site. Switching lens moves no bookmark: it is the same library, looked at differently.
A ring marks what you already have open, and clicking jumps to that tab instead of duplicating it. Tabs that are not bookmarks yet show up dotted: drag one into a folder and it is.
Save complete windows: tabs and their order, pinned ones, named and coloured groups, size and position. When you return to the project, restore them as they were.
The palette filters as you type and the graph dims everything that does not match, so you see where each result falls before opening it.
History becomes another graph: by domain or browsing session, with time ranges and arrows that reconstruct which page led you to the next one.
The same pages grouped by when you visited them, not by where: each band is one uninterrupted stretch of browsing, with the gaps that separate them.
Use the browser button to save the current page with a suggested folder, tags and, if you want, a cloud collection. The map can wait.
Type to search, > opens commands, # filters tags, º leaves only open tabs and “gm + space” searches from the address bar. There are shortcuts to open the graph or save the page too.
Move, create, rename and delete your real bookmarks. The hygiene review finds duplicates, empty folders and links the graph cannot display.
In your browser
Only if you enable it
Organising your bookmarks is free and will stay free. What you pay for is syncing across your devices, which is the part that costs servers.
€0
The graph, the three lenses, search, editing, tags, sessions and history. Everything works locally; your bookmarks keep the browser’s native sync.
€49.90 a year
That is €4.16 a month: nearly two months free.
or €4.90 a month
Account, cloud collections, tags and sessions synced privately between Chrome and Firefox, with a local copy so you can work offline.
Sync for Chrome and Firefox will be the next release. Safari, Shared and Teams will follow.
Sync and portability are done. Collections next, then storage we cannot read.
Indicative order · no committed dates
Ideas we keep turning over. None is decided and some will not happen.