Everything you save, in one library that files itself. Chrome bookmarks, X, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook saves and Google Maps lists, kept in full and found again by what is in them.

The Marker library showing a Travel Space as a grid of saved posts and articles, with categories in the sidebar

Where your saves come from

Save the way you already do. The Chrome extension brings in your bookmarks and picks up what you save on X, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook. Google Maps lists arrive with their pins, and saved GitHub repos show their star counts. On the phone, share to Marker.

Marker keeps a full copy: images, video covers, threads and the page text. When a post is deleted or an account goes private, your save is still there.

The Sources list in Marker's sidebar: Chrome Bookmarks, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, Google Maps and GitHub
Marker on a phone showing saved Google Maps places as pins on a map, with restaurant and café filters

Read once, described for you. Every save gets a short summary, tags and a category such as Places, Recipes or Software & Apps. Marker reads the page, looks at the images and the text inside them.

You never have to tag anything. You can still fix a tag or a category in one click.

A saved Instagram post about Thailand hotels opened in Marker, with an AI summary beside the image

Spaces that fill themselves. Make a Space for each part of your life, like Travel, Health or Shopping, and say in a line what belongs there. New saves are filed for you when Marker is sure, and only the unsure ones ask.

Each Space has a library view, a board for what you are doing with it, and an outline you can share.

A Shopping Space in Marker, with the list of Spaces in the sidebar: Second Brain, Health, Travel, Learn and Shopping

Ask your library. Chat with Library answers from your own saves, and shows which ones. Ask for the three safari lodges you saved, the papers you bookmarked this year, or paste a list of restaurants to add.

Every answer links back to the saves it came from.

Chat with Library answering which wildlife safari lodges in India were saved, citing the saved article as its source

See what connects. Marker picks out the people, companies, products, places and ideas in your saves and draws how they link. Open any of them to see every save that mentions it.

Clusters show the topics you keep coming back to.

A knowledge graph of entities from the library, coloured by topic cluster, with products, organisations and places labelled

A few minutes a day, then done. Up next brings back what you saved to try, read or buy, one card at a time. Keep it, file it, or say what to do with it.

Forgotten gems and On this day bring older saves back when they are worth a second look.

Up next showing one saved post with a suggested Space and action, and buttons to archive, skip or done

A quiet place to read. Open any article in the Gloss reader. Highlight a line, add a note, or ask it to explain or simplify a passage. Marker remembers where you stopped.

Highlights come back later for review, so the good parts stick.

The Gloss reader in dark mode with a highlighted passage and a toolbar offering Ask, Explain, Simplify and highlight colours

On your phone, too. Install Marker from the browser and share to it from any app. Pick up reading, search by category, or see your places on a map.

Marker's phone home screen with search, Up next and a Continue reading shelf
Marker's phone search screen with categories such as Places, Books and Health
Marker's phone map of saved places

Your saves, inside your AI tools. Connect Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or Codex to Marker. They can search your library, read any save in full, list your Spaces and save a link.

They see what Chat with Library sees, through a token you make and can revoke.

Marker's AI tools (MCP) settings card with a Make a token button

Tools your AI gets

  • search_libraryby meaning and keywords
  • get_bookmarkone save in full, as Markdown
  • list_spacesyour Spaces and their counts
  • list_spacethe saves in one Space
  • recent_savesnewest first, by source
  • save_linkadd a link to your library

How it works. Three steps, and the middle one is ours.

  1. Keep saving

    Add the Chrome extension and connect the places you save. Old saves come in; new ones are caught as you make them.

  2. Marker does the filing

    Each save is copied, summarised, tagged and put in the right Space. Only the unsure ones wait for you.

  3. Find, read, ask

    Search by what is in it, read with highlights, ask your library, or let your AI tools use it.

Pricing. Start free. Pro is $20 a month, or $149 a year.

Free

$0

For trying Marker with your own saves.

  • Up to 500 saves, with AI on all of them
  • Chrome extension and phone app
  • Search and Spaces
  • Reader with highlights
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Pro

$20 / month

or $149 a year (save 38%)

For people who save everything, everywhere.

  • Every source, synced as you save
  • Auto-filing, Chat with Library and the graph
  • AI tools (MCP) access
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Questions.

What happens when a post I saved is deleted?

Marker keeps its own copy of what you saved: the text, images, video covers and threads. The original can go; your save stays.

Do I have to tag or file anything?

No. Marker writes the summary, tags and category, and files a save into a Space when it is confident. If it is unsure, the save waits in Up next for a quick yes or no.

Which places can it bring saves in from?

Chrome bookmarks and open tabs, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook and Threads saves, Google Maps lists, the phone share sheet and your clipboard. You can also import a bookmarks file from any browser.

Is there a phone app?

Yes. Marker installs from your phone's browser and appears in the share sheet, so you can save from any app.

Can I use my library from Claude or Cursor?

Yes. Make a token in Settings and add Marker as an MCP server. Your AI tool can then search your saves, read one in full, list your Spaces and save a link.

Can I get my data out?

Yes. On Pro you can export everything from Settings as Markdown, JSON or a browser bookmarks file. On any plan you can email us for a copy of your data, and delete your account from Settings.

Start your library. Bring in what you have saved so far and let Marker sort it out.