Operator can't read
No key, no decryption
Private bookmarks
locked with your key
For lending your phone, using shared devices, or thinking about your digital legacy.
Bookmarks you don't want others to see are encrypted on your device with your secret key.
The key is never sent to the server. With zero-knowledge design, even the service operator cannot decrypt your content.
- No credit card required
- Secret key never sent
- Chrome extension support
When lending your phone to family or using a shared device, use Secure Bookmark in your browser's private or incognito mode. Your bookmarks are encrypted, and private mode also reduces browser history, cookies, and form data left on the device.
Lock before sharing
Key required after close
Find things fast
Search by notes, too
Sound familiar?
Reduce the risk of someone seeing your bookmarks
Browser bookmarks on your phone or computer can be seen when someone else uses your device, or later when family sorts through your digital life. Secure Bookmark lets you lock private bookmarks and open them only with your own key.
When you lend your phone to family, you worry they might open your bookmarks. One glance at the bookmark list can reveal pages you meant to keep private.
When thinking about your digital legacy, you may not want every saved page to be part of what family finds later. Private links are easier to leave behind than we expect.
On a shared computer, you do not want to leave private bookmarks behind. On a family or work device, saving browser bookmarks can feel too exposed.
Interests and topics you prefer to keep private still deserve a place to be saved. Keep your own list without making it visible in the browser's bookmark bar.
Features
Protect private bookmarks with a key only you know
URLs, titles, notes, and thumbnails are encrypted on your device. The server never receives the secret key needed to decrypt them.
Zero-knowledge design for locked bookmarks
URLs, titles, notes, and thumbnails are encrypted on your device before they are stored on the server. Because the secret key is never sent to the server, people who do not know the key, including the service operator, cannot decrypt the content.
Access from your devices
Use your bookmarks from your home computer, phone, tablet, or another browser when you need them. On shared devices, private or incognito mode is recommended.
Add quickly from the Chrome extension
Send the page you are viewing from the context menu or toolbar popup, review it in the app, and save it as a bookmark.
Get from Chrome Web StoreThumbnail support
Add thumbnail images to bookmarks so you can recognize saved pages visually.
Notes
Attach notes to bookmarks and search by what you wrote when the URL or title is not enough.
Access ranking
Bring frequently opened bookmarks closer to the top with sorting.
Create a private bookmark space in a few minutes
No credit card is required. Your secret key stays off the server, and locked bookmarks stay unreadable without it.
How it works
Get started in three steps
Create an account, set your secret key, and save your first bookmark.
1
Create an account
No credit card is required. Sign up with your email address and password, then start on the free plan.
2
Set a secret key
Create the secret key used to encrypt your bookmarks and unlock them later.
3
Add bookmarks
Save URLs with thumbnails and notes as your own private bookmark list.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about bookmark privacy
Answers to common questions before you start.
How can I keep private bookmarks from being seen?
Secure Bookmark encrypts your bookmarks on your device with a secret key only you know before storing them. The key is never sent to the server, so bookmark content stays unreadable while the app is locked and is decrypted only after you unlock it.
Can the service operator see my bookmark content?
No. With zero-knowledge design, URLs, titles, notes, and thumbnails are all encrypted on your device before being sent to the server. The secret key is never sent to the server, so people who do not know the key, including the operator, cannot decrypt the content.
Are my bookmarks safe when I lend my phone to family?
After you lock the app or close the tab, your secret key is required to read the bookmarks again. If you hand over the same device while Secure Bookmark is still unlocked, the open session can still display bookmarks. Lock the app or close the tab first, and use private or incognito mode on shared devices.
What happens to my bookmarks after I pass away?
Your secret key is not stored on the server. After the app is locked or the tab is closed, someone who does not know the key cannot decrypt your bookmarks. This gives you a way to avoid leaving private links behind for family to find.
Can this help with digital legacy planning?
It can be one part of digital legacy planning. Because someone who does not know your secret key cannot decrypt bookmark content, private links you do not want family to see after you're gone are harder to expose.
Can I bookmark any web page?
You can save HTTP and HTTPS web pages as bookmarks. Other URL schemes such as file:, ftp:, and browser-internal pages are not supported. All saved content is encrypted, so third parties, including the operator, cannot read it from server-side stored data.
Is it free to use?
Yes. You can start for free without a credit card. Basic features are available on the free plan.
Manage private bookmarks
with your own key
Start for free. No credit card is required.
Save private pages without handing the server your key.