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Free · Local-first

Save every bookmark.
Actually find them again.

Curo imports your browser’s bookmarks, clears out duplicates and dead weight, and organizes what’s left into searchable collections — entirely in your browser. No account, no AI, no server.

Opens instantly. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

Built-in tools
9Built-in tools
Export formats
4Export formats
Accounts to create
0Accounts to create
No card, no trial
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A peek at your library

Every bookmark, one searchable table.

Illustrative preview — the Bookmarks view as you search, filter, and manage your library.

Saved locally
Search bookmarks…+ Add bookmark
TitleAdded
React Documentationreact.dev14 Nov 2023
GitHubgithub.com22 Jul 2023
Stack Overflowstackoverflow.com28 Mar 2023
Hacker Newsnews.ycombinator.com9 Aug 2022

What Curo does

Everything a library needs. Nothing it doesn’t.

Fuzzy search, instantly

Find any bookmark by title, URL, domain, folder, or tag. Press / anywhere in the app to jump straight to search.

Duplicate detection

Exact-URL groups plus fuzzy near-duplicate matching merge tags and collections into one canonical bookmark.

Cleanup Engine

Flags missing metadata, empty folders, and broken hierarchies — with one-click bulk fixes for each.

Knowledge Health Score

A configurable score across duplicates, organization, tags, and freshness, with a prioritized list of what to fix.

Collections

Custom collections plus automatic ones — Favorites, Recently Added, Uncategorized — computed live from your library.

Import and export, any format

Bring in any browser's bookmarks export; take it back out as HTML, CSV, JSON, or Markdown, zipped if you like.

How it works

From a scattered bookmarks bar to a curated library

  1. 1

    Import your bookmarks

    Drag in the HTML export from Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge. A live preview shows exactly what will be added before anything is written.

  2. 2

    Let Curo clean house

    Duplicate detection and the Cleanup Engine surface what is broken, redundant, or unorganized — resolve it in bulk, not one bookmark at a time.

  3. 3

    Search, organize, rediscover

    Fuzzy search and collections make everything findable again, and the Health Score keeps track of what is still worth fixing.

Privacy by architecture

Your bookmarks are your browsing history.
Treat them that way.

Most bookmark managers ask you to upload your browsing habits to somebody else’s server. Curo has no server to upload them to.

No account

No email, no password, no profile. Open the page and start importing.

No server

Everything is stored in your browser. There is no database of your browsing habits anywhere.

Works offline

On a plane, in a basement, on hotel wifi — it behaves exactly the same.

What you get

  • Your browsing history and reading habits never touch a server.
  • Nothing to breach, subpoena or sell — there is no database of what you bookmark.
  • No vendor can lock you out, raise a price, or shut the product down on you.

What that costs you

  • Clearing your browser data deletes your entire library. There is no backup and no way to recover it.
  • Bookmarks do not sync — they live on the one browser that saved them.
  • Export a backup (Settings) for anything you cannot afford to lose.

This is the honest trade of a tool with no server. We would rather you knew it up front than discovered it later.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?
Yes. There is no paid tier, no trial and no upsell. There are no servers to pay for, because there are no servers.
Where is my data stored?
In your browser's IndexedDB, on the machine you are using. It is never uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to.
What happens if I clear my browser data?
Your bookmark library is deleted along with it. That is the honest trade for a tool that never touches a server — export a backup from Settings for anything you cannot afford to lose.
Can I use it on more than one device?
Not yet. Your library lives on the device that created it. Cloud sync is designed for but deliberately not built — the architecture already carries the fields it would need.
Does it work offline?
Completely. Nothing about Curo needs a connection once the page has loaded.
Who is it for?
Anyone with more open tabs and saved links than they can find again — researchers, developers, writers, and anyone else drowning in bookmarks.

Ready to tame your bookmarks?

No trial to start, no card to enter, no data to hand over. Open it and import.

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