Your bookmark library, explained.
Start with a link
Create an account, verify your email, and add a bookmark. Give it a useful title, a note, a category, and optional comma-separated tags. You can use a username or email with your password, a single-use email link, or an enabled Google/Apple sign-in option.
Categories and sub-categories
Categories give each bookmark one home. Choose Create a Category, enter a Category Name, and optionally enter a Sub-Category to create both together. Create under places the new category inside an existing one. Tags let a bookmark appear under several topics. Use the pencil to rename a category or change its parent. Deleting a category keeps its bookmarks and sub-categories by moving them to its parent.
Move, edit, and find
Use Edit to change details. Use Move, or drag a bookmark into a category panel or onto a sidebar category. Drop it above another link to reorder it. Drag a category using its handle, then drop it above another category to reorder, inside another to nest, or in the top-level drop area to unnest it. Arrow and Move buttons offer the same controls without dragging. Select several bookmarks for bulk moves, favorites, or trash. Search titles, addresses, notes, and tags. The default Categories layout displays compact links in category panels, with sub-categories nested beneath their parent. Click a category heading to expand or collapse it. Notes and tags remain available under each link. My order retains your manual arrangement after reload; other sort options change the displayed link order. Cards and List layouts remain available. A selected category includes its sub-categories in Categories layout; Cards and List show directly assigned links.
Recover deleted links
Trash keeps deleted bookmarks until you choose Restore or confirm permanent deletion. Restoring a link that is already saved will ask you to resolve the duplicate. There is no automatic trash purge.
Import and export
Export bookmarks from your browser as an HTML file, then use Import & export in your library. An import can contain up to 2,000 links and be smaller than 5 MB. Invalid addresses are skipped; duplicate active links are not added. HTML exports can go back into a browser. JSON exports keep notes, tags, favorites, and folder paths. Trash is excluded from exports.
Across devices
Your library is saved on the server under your account. Sign into the same account to access it elsewhere. Google and Apple must identify the same account email to share a library automatically; an Apple private relay address can create a separate account. There is no public sharing or offline synchronization in this version.
Private by default
Your links and notes are not public pages. Website previews and favicons are not fetched from other websites automatically. Opening a bookmark visits that website directly. Sign out on shared computers, and keep exported files private.