Bracemark is a bookmark manager that cannot read your bookmarks.
Save anything worth coming back to — articles, docs, threads, products, videos — and read it later on any device.
Every link you save is encrypted on your device before it syncs: the address, the title, the tags, the list you filed it in. Your key is unlocked by your password, on your device, and never leaves it. Of your library, our servers hold a path, a size, a timestamp, and bytes we have no key to open; the account around it — your username, your public key, your sessions, and your plan — is what we can read.
That is not a privacy policy. It is the architecture. We cannot look, so we cannot be asked to.
SAVING A LINK
• Share into Bracemark from any app — a browser, a podcast player, a social app
• Save the tab you’re reading with the browser extension on Chrome and Firefox
• Paste a URL into the web app
• Import a browser bookmarks export, a CSV, or a plain list of URLs
FINDING IT AGAIN
• Lists and tags, so a link is where you would look for it
• Pins for the handful you are working from right now
• Search across titles, addresses, and hosts, instantly, on your device
• Card or list layouts, set per device
• Previews with titles and images, from the browser extension, the mobile app, or server previews, an opt-in
• The whole library lives on the device, so it opens and searches offline
YOURS TO LEAVE WITH
• Full export in open formats, on every plan, forever
• No ads, no trackers, no analytics — the only outside code we load runs the checkout
• No email address required — just a username
WHAT IT COSTS TO BUILD IT THIS WAY
We hold no key, so there is no password reset. A recovery code is your second door, and saving it is genuinely on you. Search runs on your device rather than ours. There are no shared or public lists.
Bracemark is paid for by subscriptions. There is no advertising, no data to sell, and no investor waiting for us to change that.
Terms of Service: https://bracemark.com/terms
Privacy Policy: https://bracemark.com/privacy
Your links are encrypted on your device before they ever sync.