Recallify — Remember What You Read

Select text anywhere on the web, save your own explanation, or hide it and practice active recall.

Reading is easy to forget. Recallify turns what you read into something you remember. Select text on any web page and choose what to do with it: • Remember — write your own explanation next to the passage. It stays highlighted on the page, and you can click it to reread your note whenever you come back. • Hide & Remember — replace the passage with a blank. Click it, type what you remember, then check yourself against the original. The note window is draggable and resizable, with a toolbar for copy/paste, undo/redo, spellcheck, text size, read aloud, download as text, starring and a dark theme. Then use the dashboard to: • Search and filter everything you've saved, across all sites • Organise memories with categories and stars • Run a shuffled practice session over everything you've hidden • Customise the accent colour, popover size, font size and highlight strength Prefer the right-click menu? Select text, right-click, and pick a Recallify action. Your data stays yours Memories are stored in your browser. There is no Recallify account and no server, and the extension doesn't send your data anywhere. Optional sync uses Chrome's built-in sync through your Google account, and it's off until you turn it on. Good to know • Highlights are restored by matching the saved text, so pages that rewrite their content heavily after loading may not always restore them. • Sync uses Chrome's small storage quotas, so very large libraries or very long notes stay on the device they were saved on. • Memories live in your browser profile and uninstalling the extension deletes them.