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Save anything. Actually use it.

We all save things we never get back to — articles, PDFs, links, half-read threads. Saving feels productive, but most of what we save is never opened again. The problem was never capturing more; it's coming back to any of it. Namag is built to fix that, and this extension is where it starts.

Save in one click

Click the Namag button in your toolbar and any page is saved — no forms, no folders, no decisions in the moment. Want just one part of a page? Highlight the text first and Namag captures only your selection, kept as clean markdown with the source link attached.

Namag handles what you really save — web pages, articles, PDFs, images, and notes — and reads their content, so everything you keep is genuinely searchable later, not just a title and a URL.

Triage without the guilt

New saves land in an inbox, not a permanent pile. When you have a minute, Namag shows you one thing at a time: keep it, snooze it, or let it go. Anything you don't act on quietly fades after 30 days — no growing backlog, no guilt. What you keep is promoted to your Library; what you don't never clutters it.

A daily briefing that brings things back

This is the part most "save for later" tools miss: Namag doesn't wait for you to remember what you saved — it resurfaces it. Open Namag to a short daily briefing of saves worth your attention right now. Short on time? Filter by how many minutes you have. In a certain headspace? Browse by mood, and Namag surfaces saves that fit.

A personal knowledge base you can just ask

Everything you keep becomes a searchable, personal knowledge base — and the search actually understands you:

• Search by meaning, not just keywords — describe what you're after the way you'd say it out loud.
• Ask the AI to find entries across your whole library and answer questions using what you've saved, with a link back to the source.
• Get the gist fast — every save gets an AI summary, so you can decide what's worth a full read in seconds.

Works with what you already have

Import your existing saves from Pocket, Instapaper, and your browser bookmarks, and Namag makes them searchable alongside everything new. Namag is also on iPhone (currently in beta, through TestFlight), and your library syncs across your devices — save a link on your laptop, read it on your phone, one library everywhere.

Namag is currently in invite-only beta, so the extension needs a Namag account. You can get an invite at https://namag.app — it's free and takes one click.

Install Namag, save your next tab, and see what a library you actually use feels like.