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Highlight any passage on any page, add notes, organize into collections, and search everything you have ever marked. You've bookmarked a hundred pages you were "going to read properly later." You haven't. And the ones you did read? You probably couldn't tell someone what was actually in them. That's because bookmarking saves the wrong thing. A URL tells you nothing. The sentence that made you stop and think — that's the part worth keeping. Marian saves that. Highlight anything, on any page Five colors, notes, tags — mark exactly what mattered, right where you read it. It survives the page changing** Sites get redesigned. Articles get edited. Your highlight still finds itself, because Marian remembers the words, not just where they used to sit on the page. A library you can actually search** Every highlight, every note, every tag — grouped by page, searchable in one place. Stop reopening forty tabs hoping you'll recognize the one you meant. Sticky notes, anywhere** Not every thought belongs on a highlighted sentence. Drop a note wherever it makes sense. Nothing here is locked in** Export everything to Markdown, JSON, or CSV. Cite in MLA, APA, or Chicago, straight from a highlight. What Marian doesn't do** No analytics. No tracking. No ads. Doesn't run on banking or healthcare pages. Works fully offline — an account only adds sync across devices. Delete any of it, or all of it, whenever you want.
Aug 12, 2026
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