Forgetwell

Save pages to Forgetwell and recall them by searching — a bookmark replacement built on your second memory.

Forgetwell replaces the bookmark pile with something you actually come back to: save a page, forget about it, and find it later just by asking for it. WHAT IT DOES • Save the current page in one click from the toolbar, or with a keyboard shortcut (Alt+Shift+S) on any page. • Add a note, quote your selected text, and tag as you save — no folders to file things into. • Write a fresh note right in the popup, not tied to any page. • Recall from the popup: search your saved pages and notes, browse by colored tag chips, or open a note's full detail in place. • Search from anywhere: type "fw" in the address bar to find and open a saved page or jump to its detail. • Import your existing Chrome bookmarks in one step — folders become tags. • Optional rich previews save each page's cover image so notes read like cards. ONE ACCOUNT, EVERYWHERE Everything saves to your own Forgetwell account and syncs with the Forgetwell web and iOS apps. Signing in or out on the Forgetwell website keeps the extension in step, and vice versa. PRIVATE BY DESIGN The extension only reads a page when you choose to save it — no background tracking, no analytics, nothing sold or shared. Bookmarks are read only during the one-time import and are never modified. Requires a free Forgetwell account (forgetwell.com). Sign in with email or Google.