Bookmark AI per Bookmark AI

Bookmark AI turns "I'll save this for later" into something that actually works later.

<b>One-click save</b>
Click the toolbar icon (or press Alt+Shift+S) and the page is saved — title, icon and link included. No folders to file into, no copy-pasting URLs.

<b>AI does the filing</b>
Every save is read, categorized and tagged automatically, using the AI provider you choose (bring your own key — free options work). Your library stays organized without you maintaining anything.

<b>Search by meaning</b>
Hybrid search blends full-text with semantic vectors, so a vague memory like "that article about focus" finds the page even when those words never appear on it.

<b>Save whole sessions</b>
Snapshot an entire window of tabs as one session and pick your research back up later.

<b>Mirror your Firefox bookmarks</b>
Bookmarks you add in Firefox itself (Ctrl/Cmd+D) land in your library too, categorized like everything else. On by default — switch it off in Settings → Sync on the website.

<b>Live tabs, on every device (opt-in)</b>
Turn on "Live tabs" and the tabs you have open appear on your other devices in real time. Close the laptop, open your phone, keep reading. Off by default, private windows are never sent, credential-looking URLs are reduced to their origin, and live data expires automatically after 7 days.

<b>Private by design</b>
You sign in once on the website — the extension mirrors that session. Nothing is collected beyond what makes your own library work, and live sharing is strictly opt-in. Full policy: <a href="https://www.bookmark-ai.cloud/privacy">https://www.bookmark-ai.cloud/privacy</a>

<b>Open source</b>
The whole product is open source (MIT) and self-hostable. Docs: <a href="https://docs.bookmark-ai.cloud">https://docs.bookmark-ai.cloud</a>

<i>Requires a free Bookmark AI account — sign in at https://www.bookmark-ai.cloud first; the add-on picks the session up automatically.</i>