About Bookmark Keeper
Save, tag and pin links in a local-first bookmark store — no account, no sync, no server, with import and export.
What it does
Keep a set of links with tags and notes, pin the ones you reach for constantly, and search across the lot. Everything is stored in your browser's IndexedDB, so it is instant and works offline. Import and export are both available, so the data is yours to move.
Local-first, with the trade-off stated
There is no account and nothing is synced, which means no one else can see your links — and equally that they live in one browser on one machine. Clearing site data removes them. Export regularly if they matter to you; the export is a plain file you can back up or import elsewhere.
Common questions
- Do my bookmarks sync between devices?
- No. They are stored locally in the browser you saved them in. Use export and import to move them deliberately.
- What happens if I clear my browser data?
- They are deleted — the storage is local, so a site-data clear removes it. Export a copy if the collection matters.
- Can I import from my browser's bookmarks?
- Yes, via the import option, and you can export back out at any time.
- Is there an account or a server?
- Neither. Nothing about your links is transmitted anywhere.