Bookmarks keep links. Keep the Thread keeps why. Pages saved with what caught your attention, gathered into threads of thought — a better memory of your internet, context included.
One click keeps the page, a readable copy, a screenshot — and your answer to the only question that matters later: what caught your attention?
Sources, notes, open questions, conclusions — one train of thought per thread. Paste a link straight in. Mark questions answered. Copy the whole thing as Markdown.
A recap of everything you saved and concluded — and the questions still open. Copy it, email it to yourself, or hand a thread to Claude or ChatGPT, already primed.
Every save lands with its context. Every thought stays next to its source. Six months later, the throughline is still there.
servers. Your library lives in your browser. There is no cloud copy, because there is no cloud.
yours. Export the whole library as one file, whenever you like. Import it anywhere.
question. “What caught your attention?” — the context a plain bookmark never keeps.
The optional AI summaries run on your own device — WebGPU when you have it, a lighter fallback when you don’t. Nothing you save is ever sent to us. There is no “us” to send it to.