Developers
Every console and doc a product runs on — AWS, Firebase, Railway, Cloudflare — plus the libraries, the API references and the Stack Overflow answer that finally worked.
Cloud consoles, docs, libraries, research, references and inspiration — filed under the project they belong to, and found again in seconds. Import your Chrome, Firefox or Pocket library in one step.
Four things that turn a pile of bookmarks into a library you actually come back to, whatever your work happens to be.
One branch per project, nested as deep as that project really goes. No cap, no flattening your structure into folder names.
Don't type. Just say why you kept it. A link with no reason attached is a link you will not recognize in March.
Full-text search across every title, note and tag you have saved, from any screen.
The Chrome extension files the page you are on without breaking your flow. Highlight text to save passages, and let AI suggest tags automatically.
A workspace for you and your team that keeps your references safe, even if the web changes.
Invite collaborators as viewers or editors. Give your team access to the exact resources they need without them digging through wikis.
Every saved link gets its text archived automatically. If the original page goes down, your saved copy is still perfectly readable.
Bring everything with you. Drop in your Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Raindrop, or Pocket export to instantly migrate your library.
The structure does not care what your links are about. Anyone running more than one project ends up with the same problem.
Every console and doc a product runs on — AWS, Firebase, Railway, Cloudflare — plus the libraries, the API references and the Stack Overflow answer that finally worked.
Campaign dashboards, ad accounts, brand assets, competitor pages and the swipe file, grouped per client instead of per browser profile.
Reference sites, type pairings, component patterns and the plugin you always forget the name of.
Agents, consultants, recruiters, researchers, students: listings, market data, portals, sources and reading, one branch per client or subject.
The extension and the dashboard share the same account, so a link saved in the browser is already filed when you open the app.
Category nesting depth. The schema uses an adjacency list, so there is no cap.
Every saved page is archived automatically. The link goes dead; the content doesn't.
Share any collection with a collaborator. Viewer or editor access, revocable at any time.
From spotting something worth keeping to finding it again months later, when it is the thing you need.
A cloud console, an API doc, a competitor page, a library, a listing, a layout you want to steal.
Open the Chrome extension, or keep it pinned in your browser's Side Panel. The title, URL, and icon are read from the page automatically.
Record a quick voice note about why it matters, and file it under the project it belongs to.
Search by title, note, tag or author. If the original link died, the archived copy is still readable. Your library doesn't go stale.
Start with one project. Save the links it depends on, say why each one matters, and stop hunting for them.