Bookmark.new review
A focused Chrome and web library for capturing and finding saved research.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Bookmark.new is a bookmark manager for people who save research links, browser tabs, posts, PDFs, videos and documents. It combines on-device AI summaries, automatic tags and on-device embeddings to make saved material easier to retrieve. The product is available through a web app and a Chrome extension, making it a focused fit for Chrome users who want to capture active tabs and organize personal research without moving between several tools.
The free plan costs $0 forever and includes on-device summarization, semantic search and one collection. It supports personal use with up to 100 bookmarks. The Chrome extension can capture the active tab with one click, let users choose a collection during capture, search the library through the omnibox and show related bookmarks on web pages. Bookmark.new can also store page text and create summaries for saved content, while semantic search uses on-device embeddings rather than relying only on matching terms.
Pro is available for $10 per month or $96 per year. Both paid options add unlimited bookmarks, unlimited collections and sharing, permanent archiving, priority model updates and early access to new features. That makes Pro more suitable for a growing reference library or material that needs to remain available over time. Bookmark.new is a strong choice for Chrome-centered saving, local AI processing and research retrieval. Users who need access beyond the web and Chrome, or who want to stay within the free plan while saving more than 100 bookmarks or using more than one collection, should look elsewhere.
Bookmark.new pros and cons
- Where it wins
- On-device summaries and semantic search help retrieve saved material.
- Captures tabs, links, posts, PDFs, videos and documents.
- Chrome extension supports one-click capture and collection selection.
- Where it doesn't
- The free plan is limited to 100 bookmarks and one collection.
- Permanent archiving is available only on Pro.
- Access is focused on the web and Chrome extension.
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