Save the current page
Choose a destination, add a category, or let Chrome’s local model suggest one. Only the active tab’s title and URL are read.
Open-source Chrome extension
Capture the page you are on. Organize one folder or your full collection. Ask questions across links you already saved—all locally by default, with a review before anything moves.
local by default / explicit agent consent / reversible
One local workflow
The extension stays useful as a standalone bookmark tool. It does not require a Lucitra account or turn every saved link into a CRM record.
Choose a destination, add a category, or let Chrome’s local model suggest one. Only the active tab’s title and URL are read.
Select an explicit scope and describe the structure you want. Large scans checkpoint in local batches and resume safely.
Search saved titles, URLs, folders, and organizer categories. Answers link back to sources and never pretend to read the page.
Human approval is the product
Local AI creates a collection-aware category plan, but the user owns the result. Every category is editable, every move is selectable, and the last apply can be undone.
See the category structure before assignment begins.
Inspect metadata-grounded reasons and edit any category.
Move only selected bookmarks into the chosen destination.
Return the last applied set to its recorded folders.
Private by architecture
Standalone processing stays in Chrome. There are no analytics, remote code, host permissions, accounts, trackers, or linked-page collection. Optional agent access is separate and off by default.
Read only after the user opens the extension to save a page.
Read locally; changed only after explicit review and approval.
Workspace state remains on the device and supports resumption.
Scoped, revocable, and provider-specific before metadata can leave Chrome.
Install the open-source release
GitHub releases are built from an explicit file allowlist, checked twice for reproducibility, and published with SHA-256 checksums and build provenance.
Download and unzip the latest release.
Open chrome://extensions.
Enable Developer mode and choose Load unpacked.
Select the unzipped folder containing manifest.json.
Your administrator may block unpacked extensions. A ZIP cannot bypass policy; use the Chrome Web Store release after approval or ask the administrator to allow its extension ID.
Open source, local first