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Understand your bookmarks: see which ones you use, keep the important ones a keystroke away, and clear out the rest. Understand your bookmarks. Bookmarks are how you find your way back to what you know: the docs, dashboards, articles and tools you rely on. Over the years they pile up, and the ones that matter get buried among the ones you forgot. Heatmark shows how you actually use them, keeps the important ones a keystroke away and helps you clear out the rest, so your bookmarks work as a map to your information again. SEE WHAT YOU USE • Visit counts and last-visit dates for every bookmark, read from your Chrome history • A 90-day sparkline per bookmark and per folder, plus Recent, Frequent, Stale and Not visited views • A year heatmap and a day-by-day timeline of the bookmarks you opened FIND ANYTHING IN A KEYSTROKE • Ctrl+K palette with fuzzy search over titles, URLs and folders, ranked by how often and how recently you use each link • With an empty query it shows your shelves, then your recent links • The toolbar popup (Alt+K) is the same palette PIN WHAT MATTERS • Any number of shelves (pin lists): press P to pin, drag to reorder, 1–9 to jump between them CLEAN UP SAFELY • Filter with a small query language: in:work host:github added:<2020 visited:>6mo is:dup • Right-click any bookmark, folder or selection: open, copy, pin, rename, move, archive, delete • Archive, move or delete in bulk, with Undo • Duplicates and empty folders are found for you NEVER LOSE TRACK • A full log of every bookmark change, whether made in Chrome, synced from another device or made here • Deleted bookmarks and folders can be restored from the log PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Runs entirely on your device: no servers, no network requests, no analytics • Only daily visit counts for bookmarked pages are stored, locally • Works on your real Chrome bookmarks, so Chrome Sync, the bookmarks bar and the address bar keep working
Nov 11, 2026
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