About Jupiter Jots
A bookmark manager for people who save pages for a reason and want to find them again.
Why it exists
#Browser bookmarks are good at remembering an address and bad at remembering why it mattered. A year later you have a folder called “Read later” with four hundred titles in it, and no idea which one had the paragraph you needed.
Jupiter Jots started in 2024 as a small Chrome extension to fix that: save a page, tag it, write a line about why. Version 2 rebuilds it as one app that works in the toolbar popup, Chrome’s side panel and a full-screen library, with nested collections, page descriptions and a proper import from Chrome.
It is free, it needs no account, and your library never leaves your computer.
How we build it
#- Local first
- Your bookmarks are stored in your browser on your device. There is no server holding a copy, and no analytics watching how you use it. Export is always available, so leaving is easy.
- Fast
- Saving takes one click or one shortcut, and search answers as you type. Everything is local, so there is nothing to wait for.
- Calm
- No streaks, badges or notifications asking for attention. Jupiter Jots stays out of the way until you need something you saved.
What’s next
#Planned features. None of these are in the extension yet.
- Sync
- The same library on every computer you use. It will be optional, and off until you turn it on.
- Mobile apps
- Save from your phone’s share menu and read later, with your library in sync.
- Reminders
- Pick a time to come back to a page, and get reminded.
- Ask your library
- An AI assistant that answers questions from what you saved, such as summarising your links on a topic. You choose which collections it can read.
What has already shipped is in the changelog.
Try it
Free, no account. Import your Chrome bookmarks in one step.