How Marker works. Set it up once. After that, it runs in the background and asks only about the close calls.

Bring in what you've saved.

Add the Chrome extension and pair it with your account using a one-time code. Your bookmarks come in first. Then, when you ask, your saved posts on X, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook and your Google Maps lists. A bookmarks file from any browser works too.

After that, new saves arrive on their own: bookmark a page, press Save on a post, or share from your phone.
Marker reads every save.

Each save is fetched and copied in full: text, images, video, a screenshot and an archive of the page. Then it's summarised, tagged, given a category and indexed so search works by meaning.

A big first import takes a while to read. The library is usable the whole time.
It files what it's sure about.

A save that clearly belongs to one of your Spaces is filed in. A close call gets a second opinion. Anything still unsure goes to your Up next Inbox with a suggested Space and a suggested next step.

A few minutes a day is usually enough to clear it.
You find, read and act.

Search by what's in a save, ask your library a question, read with highlights, or press the Smart Action on a card. Older saves come back when they're relevant to what you're doing.

Your AI tools can use the library too, through MCP.

What happens to a save. In order, for every one.