Replace chaotic browser tabs with an AI-native vault that auto-files every save, answers questions about what you saved, and turns your bookmarks into interactive knowledge.
6 months of Pro free. No credit card needed.
One of them has 400 tabs open and a deadline. The other already knows where everything is.
Ten things Bukmarkz does, and one rule behind all of them: private means private.
No credit card needed to start.
or $19 billed yearly
Open any saved link, add a quick note, and set a reminder: this evening, tomorrow, in 3 days or next Monday. The page comes back when it matters instead of sitting in a folder. AI action checklists, which break a saved article into three small steps, are coming soon.
Yes. New users can claim 6 months of Pro free, and no credit card is required. After the trial, Pro is $2.00 per month or $19 per year. There is also a Free plan.
You can sign in today with an email and password or an email link, and password managers such as 1Password and Bitwarden can fill and save them. Google and GitHub sign-in and passkeys are coming soon. Microsoft Entra ID single sign-on is not available yet. If you need it for your team, contact sales.
Yes, with one setting: switch on "Allow in Incognito" for the extension in Chrome. Pages you save from a private window are kept on your device only. They are not uploaded to your account and never sent to AI. Their reminders hide the page title in notifications.
Yes. On Android, install Bukmarkz from your browser and it appears in the Share sheet, so you can send any page to your library in two taps. On iPhone, add the Bukmarkz Shortcut and run it from the Share sheet. You can also email links to your private Bukmarkz address, or send them from Telegram.
The Bukmarkz Raycast extension searches your saved links, stashes the tabs open in your browser, and lists your recent stashes without leaving the keyboard. You connect it once with a personal API token from the Connect page in Bukmarkz. The Raycast Store listing is pending, so for now you install it from the Bukmarkz repository.
Yes. Drop in a Raindrop CSV, a Pocket export, a Pinboard JSON file, a Linkwarden JSON export, or the standard bookmarks HTML file from Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge. Bukmarkz keeps your tags, skips duplicates by comparing cleaned-up URLs, and shows how many links were imported, skipped and tagged.
Bukmarkz can save a clean, readable copy of a page as Markdown, with ads and menus removed, so the content survives link rot and paywalled or deleted pages. You can read it offline in your library, and AI search and Ask My Library can quote from it.
Yes. Bukmarkz runs an MCP server, so tools such as Claude and Cursor can search your library, read an archived page, save a link or stash a set of URLs with a personal API token. Free accounts get a small monthly allowance of calls and Pro raises it.
Everything travels over HTTPS. Bukmarkz is not end-to-end encrypted, which means your saved content is stored on our servers in a form we can read. Private categories are left out of AI search and are never sent to an AI provider. For your other saves, the page text may be sent to an AI provider to create tags and search embeddings.
Save it once. Find it by meaning.