Indexarius

Bookmarks that organize themselves. Auto-classify, enrich, and export.

Save a page the way you always do. Indexarius works out what it is, gives it a category and finds its details. • Categories: every bookmark gets one, such as film, book, code, recipe, paper, video or music. • Topics: finds groups in your library, like every sourdough page you kept, and offers each as a topic. • Search: matches each bookmark's keywords, not just its title. • Learns from you: add your own categories, or move a bookmark and the ones like it follow. • Details: a book's author, a repo's language and stars, a film's year. • Folders: files bookmarks into Chrome folders if you want. Off by default. • Sweep: go through bookmarks one at a time beside the live page, and keep each one or move it to Trash. • Export: an Indexarius backup, Obsidian notes or a Letterboxd file. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Categorizing runs on your computer. Well-known sites are recognized by rule; a small model, downloaded once (about 200 MB), does the rest. • No account and no Indexarius server. • Each bookmarked page is read from its own site, without your cookies. You can turn that off. • Health, money and other sensitive bookmarks stay private: never fetched, never synced, and encrypted if you set a passphrase. • Lookups on Wikidata, Open Library, GitHub and Wikipedia are off until you turn them on. Privacy details: https://indexarius.chislin.com/privacy FREE Free for everyone, with no plan to charge.