Your browser remembers where you were. PageMarks remembers why.
A browser extension that puts sticky notes over any page without blocking it, and hands the page back weeks later exactly as you left it — your highlights, your reading position, and the note explaining why you kept it.
Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc. Currently free, no card required.
The note stays visible while every click, scroll and keystroke passes through to the page underneath — which is the part every other sticky-note extension gets wrong.
A second brain that stays out of your way.
Keep notes visible without ever blocking the page you are working on, and get every page handed back exactly as you left it.
Notes that click straight through
Other sticky-note tools drop a box on the page and that box eats your clicks. PageMarks notes stay visible while every click, scroll and keystroke passes through to the page underneath.
Pages that remember you back
A saved page keeps your notes, your highlights and how far you had read, so returning weeks later lands you where you stopped instead of at the top.
Workspaces and collections
Keep work and personal completely apart, and gather pages from across the web around one idea — a project, a renovation, a research rabbit hole.
Sessions and timeline
Capture a whole window of tabs, reading positions and all, and bring the moment back later. Everything you keep is browsable by when you kept it.
One fuzzy search across everything
Search notes, highlights, saved pages and collections together — by a word, a phrase, or the page it lived on. Typos are fine.
Local by default
Notes live in your browser's own storage. Cloud sync is optional and off until you turn it on, and there is no analytics or advertising code in the extension.
Built for people who read for a living.
Different work, same problem: the page was easy to find again, the reason was not.
Students
Every source keeps the note that explains why it belongs in your essay, so writing it up means reading your own notes rather than re-reading the internet.
Developers
Documentation stays where you left it — not the homepage of the docs, the paragraph that actually answered the question.
Researchers
A month-long rabbit hole stays one collection with your thinking attached, instead of eighty tabs you are afraid to close.
Writers and marketers
The line that sparked the idea stays highlighted on the page, waiting, however many weeks later you come back for it.
Professionals
Close the laptop mid-task on Friday. Open it on Monday and the task, the page and the reason are all still there.
Anyone who gave up on bookmarks
A bookmark saves a location, and the location was never the part you forgot.
Your notes stay yours.
PageMarks reads the pages you use it on. We don't.
Notes stay on your machine
They live in your browser's own storage. There is no mechanism for us to read them.
Cloud sync is optional and off
Turn it on and your own data mirrors between your own devices over an encrypted connection. Turn it off and delete it and it is gone from our servers.
No analytics, no ad code
Not switched off — not present in the extension at all.
PageMarks is live for Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc, and is currently free while it is being built with its early users. Pricing will return, with notice before it does.
Install it and keep the next page you read.
It takes about ten seconds, and there is nothing to cancel. If you would rather talk to us about using it across a team, get in touch.
Free while PageMarks is built with its early users. Nothing you write is deleted if pricing returns.