Bookmarker

Bookmarker is a Mac app that turns scattered bookmarks into a private, searchable library. You save links, images, or whole PDFs with a single click or a drag. Each item gets a clean reading view — no ads, no clutter. On-device AI automatically tags and summarizes every save, so your library organizes itself. Full-text search works offline and returns results instantly. You can highlight and annotate inside PDFs and articles, extract color palettes from any image, and import bookmarks from apps like Pocket or Raindrop with one click. Everything lives in a local database on your Mac. No cloud storage, no account, no tracking. The app costs $99 as a one-time payment with free updates forever. It’s built for macOS 13 and later, runs natively on Apple Silicon and Intel. The bring-your-own-key option lets you add cloud vision (Gemini) if you want deeper image analysis, but the core features need no internet. Who benefits most? Mac users who save a lot of web content — researchers collecting PDFs, designers grabbing visual references, writers clipping articles. Anyone tired of subscription fees for bookmarking tools will appreciate the one-time price. Bookmarker does one job and does it quietly: keep your saved content yours, local, and instantly findable.