Save without switching tabs
Use the Recall extension to save articles, docs, and GitHub links directly from the page you are reading. Keep useful resources without leaving tabs open.
Built for useful knowledge
Save articles, docs, and GitHub links in one searchable workspace. Keep your bookmarks, notes, and highlights together.
One organized workspace
A browser bookmark can preserve a URL, but the reason you saved it is easy to forget. Recall keeps the source together with useful context, including its title, description, topic, folder, notes, and highlights.
Use the Recall extension to save articles, docs, and GitHub links directly from the page you are reading. Keep useful resources without leaving tabs open.
Capture links as you browse, then organize them with folders and tags in Recall. With bookmark sync enabled, keep supported browser bookmarks connected to your workspace.
Search your saved bookmarks from the extension’s popup. Open a useful source quickly, or jump into the web app to explore your collection and notes.
Select a useful passage and send it to Recall with the extension. Your highlight stays linked to its source, so you can revisit the idea in context.
Write a note about the current page from the extension. Capture why it matters while it is fresh, then revisit your notes alongside your saved sources in Recall.
Install the extension in each supported browser and sign in with the same account. Sync to Recall, then restore bookmarks from connected browsers when you need them.
Designed for developers
Developers regularly move between API references, issue threads, code repositories, tutorials, product documentation, and research. Recall provides one place to collect those sources without forcing every link into the same unstructured list.
Create folders for a project or subject, then keep bookmarks and notes close to the work they support.
Save a page when it becomes useful and close the tab with confidence. Your searchable collection remains available when you need the source again.
Recall includes import and export tools so you can move existing bookmarks into your workspace and keep a backup of your saved knowledge.
Common questions
A bookmark manager stores useful links in an organized, searchable collection. It helps you find saved resources again without keeping many browser tabs open.
Yes. Recall is available as a free web-based bookmark manager. You can create an account and begin building your collection from the web app.
Recall is especially useful for developers and technical learners who frequently save documentation, GitHub links, tutorials, articles, and research.
Save useful pages without switching tabs. The Recall extension lets you save the current page, capture selected text as a highlight, and add quick notes from your browser. Sign in to Recall and enable bookmark access and sync to keep your browser bookmarks connected to your workspace. Get the Recall extension →
Yes. Install the Recall extension in both supported browsers and sign in with the same account. Sync your bookmarks to Recall from the first browser. In the other browser, choose “All connected browsers” under “Sync from”, then click “Restore to this browser”. Your saved links are ready to use there too.
Start saving useful technical knowledge with Recall.
Open the free web app