Save it once.
Ask it anything.
Bookmend is the AI-native bookmark manager. Save a page and AI reads it, tags it, files it and sums it up. Later, just ask — "that pricing article I saved in March" — and get an answer from your own bookmarks, with the sources linked.
AI features free during early access. Try it without an account. Import your Chrome bookmarks in one file.
A bookmark manager where AI does the filing.
Saving is one click. Everything after that — tags, notes, the right collection, a summary, finding it again — is AI's job.
Chat with your bookmarks
Ask your library a question in plain words. It finds the right saved pages by meaning and answers from them, with numbered citations you can click.
AI tags, notes and collections
On save, AI suggests tags that reuse the ones you already have, a short note, and the collection it belongs in. You approve; it never files anything alone.
A summary of every page
Two to four plain sentences on what each page covers, written right after you save it — so you remember why you kept it without reopening it.
Search by meaning
"That thing about database sharding" finds the page titled "Vitess at Scale". Bookmend keeps each page's text, so the AI searches what the page says, not just its title.
A library that heals itself
Saved links are checked in the background. When one dies, Bookmend finds the Wayback Machine copy from when it last worked.
Everything a bookmark manager needs
Collections, tags, favourites, filters, a recycle bin, and import from any browser's bookmarks.html. Same library in the extension and on the web.
From saved to answered in three steps
See the full walkthrough →Save or import
Click the extension on any page, or import your whole Chrome bookmarks.html in one go. Try it without an account if you like.
AI reads and files it
Bookmend keeps the page's text, writes a summary, and suggests tags, a note and a collection. One click to accept.
Ask for it back
Open Ask your library and describe what you remember. The answer comes from your own pages, with the sources linked underneath.
Other bookmark managers store links. Bookmend understands them.
Most bookmark tools are built around folders you have to keep tidy yourself, and a search box that only matches titles. Bookmend was built around AI from the start: it reads what you save, organizes it with you, and answers questions from it.
Read the full comparison- Chat with your bookmarksYes, with citations
- AI tags, notes & collectionsSuggested on save
- Page summariesAutomatic
- Search by meaningYes
- Dead links fixed from WaybackYes
- Chat with your bookmarksRarely
- AI tags, notes & collectionsManual, or paid add-on
- Page summariesRarely
- Search by meaningTitle and keyword match
- Dead links fixed from WaybackRarely
Every AI feature, free while we're in early access
Sign up now and you get Premium — Ask your library, AI tags, summaries and link health — at no charge. No card, no trial clock.
The bookmark manager, without the AI.
- ✓Save from the extension or the web app
- ✓Collections, tags, notes and favourites
- ✓Search and filters across your library
- ✓Import bookmarks.html from any browser
- ✓Export any time
The AI-native bookmark manager. Every AI feature included.
- ✓Everything in Free
- ✓Ask your library: chat with your bookmarks, with citations
- ✓AI tag, note and collection suggestions
- ✓AI summaries of every saved page
- ✓Search by meaning across saved page text
- ✓Link health with Wayback Machine recovery
Export is free on every plan. It's your library.
Questions people actually ask
Bookmend is an AI-native bookmark manager. You save pages from the Chrome extension or the web app, and AI reads each one: it suggests tags, a note and a collection, and writes a short summary. When you need something later, you ask your library in plain language and get an answer built from the pages you saved, with links to each source.
Ask your library is an AI chat that answers from your own saved pages. Ask "what was that article about sleep I saved last spring?" and it searches your bookmarks by meaning, not just keywords, then answers with numbered citations you can click. It also answers questions about the library itself, like "my last 5 bookmarks", "how many do I have from YouTube" or "what's in my Recipes collection".
When you save or edit a bookmark, Bookmend suggests tags (reusing the tags you already have instead of inventing near-duplicates), a short note, and which of your collections it fits. You accept, edit or ignore each suggestion. AI never creates a collection or moves anything on its own.
Yes. Export your bookmarks from Chrome (or any browser) as a bookmarks.html file and import it into Bookmend, up to 20,000 at a time. Your folders come in with them. You can export your whole library again at any time.
Bookmend checks your saved links in the background. When one stops working, it's flagged, and Bookmend finds the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine copy closest to when the page last worked, so you can open or keep the archived version.
Your library is stored in your Bookmend account so it's the same in the extension and the web app. To tag, summarize and answer questions, the text of your saved pages is processed by AI models. We don't sell data or show ads. See the privacy policy for the details.
The bookmark manager is free. All AI features, including Ask your library, AI tags and summaries, and link health with Wayback recovery, are free during early access. No card needed.
Chrome (including Chromebooks), Brave, Edge, Arc and Opera, all installing from the Chrome Web Store. Firefox is coming soon. You can also use your library from the web app at bookmend.app.
Stop digging through folders.
Ask your bookmarks.
AI tags, summaries and chat with your bookmarks — free during early access. Import your Chrome bookmarks in one file and start asking.