You save a link.
We show it to you where you need it most.
LinkMartin is a Chrome extension. It saves any page, writes a description and tags for it, and puts it back in front of you — in your browser sidebar, or right inside your Google results.
Saving works the moment you install it — no account needed.
Also works in Edge, Brave and Vivaldi.
What happens when you save
One click, three things
1. The page is saved
Its title, its web address, and a picture of it. You do not need to choose a folder or fill anything in.
2. AI describes the saved page
AI writes what it is about: a description, a handful of tags, and one of your categories. A PDF or other document gets the same three.
3. You can find it in many ways
Your bookmark now carries a title, a description, tags, a category, and its web address — so typing any word from any of them finds it.
Features
What LinkMartin does
How LinkMartin saves a page, and how you find it again months later.
Shows your saves in your Google results
Search Google the way you always do. If something you have already saved matches what you searched for, your matching bookmarks appear in a small card above the first result.
LinkMartin does the matching on your own device. What you type into Google never reaches us.
Writes the description, the tags, and the category for you
When you save a page, LinkMartin writes the description, adds the tags, and picks one of your categories — and all of it is yours to edit.
Searches every field, not just the title
LinkMartin searches titles, descriptions, tags, categories, and web addresses. If a word is in any of them, typing it finds the bookmark.
Suggests what else you saved on the subject
Open a bookmark and LinkMartin shows others on a related subject.
Imports all your bookmarks
LinkMartin brings your Chrome bookmarks across in one click. Every folder becomes a tag, so the structure you built survives the migration, and the date you originally saved each page comes with it. From other tools, import an HTML or CSV file.
Imported bookmarks arrive as they are — plain. Open one and it gets a description, tags, and a category — and that uses one credit.
Keeps working when you are offline
LinkMartin stores your library in the browser you are using, so it opens and searches with no connection at all.
Sign in, and your library syncs through our service to your other Chrome installations — the same bookmarks in each one.
Export a copy of everything whenever you like — free on every plan, for ever. Deleting is never blocked.
Runs on your instructions, and the AI you choose
Tell the AI once how you want your bookmarks written, and every save comes out that way: your vocabulary in the tags, and the detail you care about at the front of the description.
Or bring your own AI. Connect an OpenAI, Anthropic, or OpenAI-compatible account, and the model is your choice: a larger one for richer descriptions, or a new one the day it ships.
Plans
Free to use, with a paid plan if you need more
Free
Save as much as you like, for ever, with 50 AI credits a month and five categories including the ones we set up for you.
Pro
Unlimited AI credits, unlimited categories, your own instructions for how the AI should write, and the option to use your own AI account, so your provider writes them instead of ours.
LinkMartin is not on the Chrome Web Store yet — it is coming soon.
Pro is an upgrade to your free account. Start free, and pay only when you need more.
Questions
Do I need an account?
Not to start. Saving, search, sorting, the tags you write yourself, the card in Google, import, and export all work signed out. An account adds two things: AI descriptions and tags, and sync.
Is it really free?
Yes. Unlimited saves, 50 AI credits a month, and five categories in total — with no time limit and no trial that expires.
Does search understand what I mean?
No. It matches words. A search for "cheap flights" will not find a page about "budget airfare" unless one of those words is in the bookmark.
Which browsers does it work in?
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi and Opera — they are all built on Chromium, so it is one extension for all of them. Signing in syncs your library between the browsers you use LinkMartin in. It is a desktop extension: mobile Chrome cannot run extensions, so there is no phone version.
Does it save a copy of the page?
No. The picture on a bookmark is a thumbnail. If the page goes offline you still have the picture, the web address, and everything written about it — but not the page.
What permission does it ask for?
Access to the pages you save, so it can read the title and text and take the picture — your browser words this as all websites, and lists "read your browsing history" because it has to see the tab you are saving. Nothing is read unless you save it. Your browser bookmarks only if you import them; google.com for the card in your results, which you can switch off.
Can I use my own AI key?
Yes, on Pro. Connect an OpenAI, Anthropic, or OpenAI-compatible account, and your provider writes the descriptions and tags instead of ours. You choose the model.
Stuck, or is something missing?
Write to us. Support is free on every plan, and you do not need an account.