Bookmarks that outlive the source.
Keepsake saves a private copy of every bookmark as text, PDF, and a screenshot. The link opens even when the original disappears.
Bookmark it once and keep it forever.
A bookmark manager that archives every page and searches its full text.
Save it
Save from wherever you are reading, with tags and a note if you want them.
- Browser extension for Chrome
- Your phone's share sheet
- The save button in the app
- A REST API for your scripts
Keep it
Keepsake opens the page in a real browser and stores a private copy of what you saw.
- Readable text, without the clutter
- A PDF of the whole page
- A thumbnail for your library
- Images copied in, not linked out
Find it
Search every word of every page you kept, not only the titles you gave them.
- Titles, notes, and tags
- The full archived text
- Matches highlighted in place
- Read later and dead-link filters
Install the extension.
The Chrome extension saves the page you are on with its title, tags, and notes, and can send the copy your tab shows for pages behind a login.
Your copy stays when links rot.
Keepsake keeps a readable copy of every page you bookmark, so a dead link never costs you the page.
Just the part you came for.
Keepsake keeps the recipe, the article, or the thread you saved, and leaves the pop-ups, autoplay videos, sign-up prompts, and ads behind on the original site.
Bring everything with you.
Coming from Pinboard? Export your bookmarks as JSON, drop the file on the import page, and your library arrives as you left it, every bookmark with its original date.
{
"href": "https://crumb.example/wet-doughs",
"description": "A baker's notes on wet doughs",
"extended": "Try the cold proof next time.",
"tags": "baking sourdough",
"time": "2014-03-01T12:30:00Z",
"toread": "yes"
}- description
- The title, as you wrote it
- extended
- Your notes
- tags
- Tags, one for each word
- time
- The date you first saved it, so the library keeps its order
- toread
- The read later flag
Every plan works with your tools.
Like Pinboard, Keepsake lets you save from a shortcut or another app and read your archive back as Markdown. Make a token in settings to start, and the OpenAPI document is published beside it.
curl https://app.keepsake.run/api/v1/bookmarks \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ks_your_token" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"url": "https://crumb.example/wet-doughs", "tags": ["baking"]}'Your assistant can read your library.
Keepsake runs an MCP server, so an assistant like Claude can search your bookmarks and read the pages you kept. Every tool only reads, and an assistant connects only after you approve it.
https://mcp.keepsake.run/mcp- search
- Searches titles, notes, tags, and the text of every page you kept
- list_bookmarks
- Lists bookmarks newest first, by tag, read later, or dead links
- get_bookmark
- Gets one bookmark with its notes, tags, and archive status
- read_archive
- Reads the page you kept as Markdown
- list_tags
- Lists your tags with how many bookmarks carry each
Committed to low cost.
Archives and full-text search come with the free plan, where Instapaper keeps them for Premium. Standard is $5 a month.
Free
$0
- Unlimited bookmarks and tags
- 50 archived pages a month
- 1 GB of archive storage
- Full-text search of every archived page
- Dead-link checks and the API
Standard
$5 a month
- Unlimited bookmarks and tags
- 5,000 archived pages a month
- 50 GB of archive storage
- Full-text search of every archived page
- Dead-link checks and the API
Safe to open and quiet to read.
Kept pages open without their scripts, pop-ups, or ad trackers, and the original site never sees your visit.
Account only
Every archive stays in the account that saved it. There is no public profile and nothing to share by accident.
Clean copies
The page's own code is kept but never run, and copies open from a separate address that carries no cookies.
No trace back
Images are copied into the archive, so opening a page you kept never tells the original site that you read it.
Before you switch
Common questions, answered before you bring your bookmarks over.