A cloud-hosted bookmark service built around the toolbar UX that browsers quietly abandoned. Here’s what comes with the account.
Start saving →A pinned toolbar across every tab — not hidden behind a menu. Folders open as dropdowns. Three display modes per entry: bar button, expanded inline, or a bar of its own. Custom colors, icons, font sizes. Overflow chevron when things don’t fit. It feels like 2008, in the best way.
Your bar follows your account. Sign in on a different Chrome profile, a friend’s machine, your work laptop — same folders, same icons, same order. No file sync, no Drive folder, no setup. The cloud is doing its one job.
Bring your whole library: collections, raindrops, tags, notes, custom sort, AND your toolbar configuration. Every ID is remapped automatically so the bar looks identical the moment the import finishes. The unsorted bucket, the system collections, the colored separators — we get it all.
Every edit — rename, recolor, recategorize, delete — lands in a history table by SQL trigger, not app-level discipline. Roll back any bookmark or folder from the manager UI. Bad bulk edit? Cat walked across the keyboard? Pick the version you liked and restore it.
The extension keeps as many accounts as you want and switches between them with a dropdown. Mix cloud and self-hosted servers. Keep work and personal separated. Watch your kid’s account for them. One extension, every bar.
Save chrome://, chrome-extension://, and file:// URLs that the browser normally blocks. Per-bookmark favicons. Hide-title for expanded folders. Drag to reorder, drop to nest, right-click to recolor. Sub-folder dropdowns. Tab-group opening. The details that make a bookmark bar feel like yours.
We store the bookmarks you save. We do not track what you click, where you read, or what tabs you have open. No analytics, no third-party SDKs, no ad pixels. The server is open source — verify it yourself, or run your own copy and skip us entirely.
Same REST contract, same JSON shape, same bearer-token auth. Any client built for raindrop.io works against us — existing scripts, IFTTT recipes, mobile apps that support custom servers, all of it. We’re a destination, not a walled garden.
Want to move from our cloud to your own box? Export, point the extension at your server, import. The whole stack is MIT-licensed and shipped as a single Node binary backed by SQLite — deploy it on a $5 VPS, a Raspberry Pi, or your dev laptop. No lock-in, ever.
Free while we’re in beta. No card, no commitment, your data exports cleanly if you ever want to leave.
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