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A simple link saver. Save links and tag them for later. Save and organize links privately — no accounts, no servers, no tracking. Your bookmarks, your browser, your control. Tired of cluttered bookmarks and cloud services that track everything you save? Pouch is a lightweight Chrome extension that lets you save, tag, and organize links — all without ever leaving your browser. How it works Click the Pouch icon in your toolbar and the current page is saved instantly. Add tags to keep things organized, then search or filter whenever you need to find something. That's it. No sign-ups, no syncing to someone else's server, no nonsense. What you can do with Pouch → Save any page with a single click → Add tags to categorize and group your links → Search across titles, URLs, and tags → Filter by tags using a clean collapsible sidebar with tag counts → Export your entire collection as JSON for backup → Import links back from a JSON file anytime → Migrating from Pocket? Import your Pocket CSV export directly → Accidentally deleted a link? Undo it within 5 seconds Why Pouch? Most bookmarking tools want your email, your data, or your money. Pouch wants none of that. 100% local storage — your data never leaves your browser Zero accounts — install and start saving immediately Zero analytics — we don't collect, track, or transmit anything Fully open source — inspect every line of code on GitHub Github link: https://github.com/harshavardhan98/Pouch
Feb 18, 2026
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