Save a URL
Normalize the address and add your title, description, tags, or folder.
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Bookmarks
Save the source—and why it mattered.
Keep links with encrypted titles, context, folders, tags, favorites, archive state, projects, metadata previews, and local search.
Purpose
Why Bookmarks exists.
Bookmarks turn browser fragments into usable workspace knowledge. Context and Project connections make a saved link easier to rediscover.
PRODUCTIVITY EFFECTSpend less time reopening tabs or searching history, and preserve the reason a resource was useful.
How you will use it
Useful from the first action to the next.
Enrich carefully
Request safe remote metadata through bounded network protections when useful.
Retrieve in context
Search locally or open it from its connected Project.
In real work
Different roles. A specific advantage.
These examples show how the same feature can remove a different kind of friction depending on the work around it.
Researcher
Organize sources by topic and preserve a private note about relevance.
Engineer
Connect documentation and references to the Project using them.
Student
Build course-specific reading collections instead of a browser-folder maze.
Data & privacy
What it uses. What it stores. Where the boundary sits.
The URL and context you save, plus optional fetched page metadata.
Authored bookmark content is encrypted; folder, relationship, and lifecycle metadata support organization.
Remote metadata fetching is explicit and network-bounded. Workspace search runs over locally decrypted bookmark data.
Connected system
Bookmarks becomes more useful beside…
Make it part of one system
Start with Bookmarks. Connect the rest when it helps.
No imported complexity. No privacy compromise.