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Rocus turns the pages you save into an interactive, AI-organized knowledge graph — so your bookmarks stop being a junk drawer and start being something you can actually browse, search, and think with. Click the Rocus icon (or the small floating button that appears on pages you visit) and Rocus extracts the page's title, description, and main content. It then summarizes the page, gives it a topic label, and automatically clusters it with other saved pages that are semantically related — no manual tagging or folder-sorting required. Everything runs locally in your browser by default: summarization and embeddings are computed on-device, and your data never leaves your machine unless you choose to. A free daily allowance of cloud-powered processing is available to everyone for higher-quality results on demand, with unlimited cloud processing for Rocus Premium subscribers. Organize saved pages into albums, manually connect related clusters, rename and reorganize your graph, and export your data at any time. Rocus's frontend is open source. Requires a free Rocus account at rocus.io.