Question 1

What is the difference between a Bookmark and a Library Item?

Accepted Answer

A Bookmark is a simple shortcut link to an external web address—it's perfect for saving pages you want to visit later. A Library Item is a permanent, archived copy. Our system automatically scrapes the webpage, strips away distracting ads, extracts the core text for a clean 'Reader View', and saves it securely in your personal database forever so you never lose access.

Question 2

Why do some features require a Pro subscription?

Accepted Answer

Features like full-text article scraping, ad removal, deep text search, and exporting to Markdown (.md) require heavy server-side processing and external extraction APIs. The Pro subscription directly covers these high-performance compute costs.

Question 3

Is there a limit to how many links I can save?

Accepted Answer

Free accounts can store up to 50 active bookmarks and 5 library articles. Upgrading to the Pro tier unlocks completely unlimited storage for both bookmarks and library archiving.

Question 4

What happens if an original article is deleted from the internet?

Accepted Answer

If it's saved as a regular Bookmark, the link will break because it points to the live web. However, if you saved it to your Library, your scraped Reader View copy and text highlights remain completely preserved and accessible in your account forever.

Question 5

Is my saved data private?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All your bookmarks, library text, and custom annotations are strictly tied to your authenticated account via Row-Level Security (RLS) policies. Your data is private and only visible to you.

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