Bookmark manager
A bookmark manager that never loses the page.
FetchMark saves and organizes your links like any good bookmark manager — then goes further, keeping a readable, searchable copy of the article behind each one.
No credit card · All Pro features unlocked during Open Beta
A bookmark manager that keeps the page, not just the link
Most bookmark managers save an address and a title. FetchMark saves the article itself — the readable text, headings and images — so what you saved today is still readable years from now, even if the original page changes or disappears.
That makes FetchMark both a bookmark manager and a personal archive: quick links stay as bookmarks, and the articles you care about get a permanent, searchable copy in your library.
Everything a bookmark manager should do
The basics, done properly:
- Save in one click from the web app or the Chrome extension.
- Organize with lists, tags and favorites.
- Search the full text of every saved article, not just titles.
- Read in a clean, ad-free reader view — online or offline.
- Import from your browser, Pocket or Raindrop, and export to Markdown at any time.
Built for people who actually read what they save
Saving is only half the job. FetchMark's reader view strips ads and clutter, lets you highlight and take notes, and can summarize long articles — so your saved pile becomes a library you actually return to.
Your bookmarks belong to you
Your library is private, tied to your account, and exportable at any time. No ads, no selling your reading habits, and no lock-in — if you ever leave, your articles leave with you as Markdown files.
Frequently asked questions
What is a bookmark manager?
A bookmark manager is an app that saves and organizes links so you can find them again later. FetchMark goes further: it also saves a readable copy of the article behind each link, so the page survives even if the original is deleted or changed.
Why not just use my browser's bookmarks?
Browser bookmarks only store the address. They pile up across devices, are hard to search, and break when a page moves or disappears. FetchMark syncs everywhere, searches the full text of what you saved, and keeps your own copy of the article.
Can I import my existing bookmarks?
Yes. Export your bookmarks from Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Pocket or Raindrop and upload the file on FetchMark's import page — up to 1,000 links at a time.
Is FetchMark free?
Yes. FetchMark is free during Open Beta, with every Pro feature unlocked and no credit card required.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. FetchMark works in any browser and installs as an app on your phone, so your bookmarks and saved articles are with you everywhere.