Free during beta
Your old bookmarks,
fully searchable & AI-powered.
Not just URLs. Logged captures the full page behind every bookmark, so scattered reading becomes a research archive you can question.
Works with the bookmarks you already have
Stripe | Financial Infrastructure for the Internet
stripe.com
Notion – One workspace. Every team.
notion.so
Linear – Plan and build products
linear.app
Figma: The Collaborative Interface Design Tool
figma.com
I'm evaluating tools for the team. What did I save about pricing?
Two saves speak to this directly, and they land on different models.
Stripe prices per transaction — a percentage plus a fixed fee on every payment, so cost scales with how much the product gets used rather than with headcount.
Notion prices per seat — a flat monthly fee for every person on the workspace, whether they're in it daily or once a month.
- Stripe | Financial Infrastructure for the Internetstripe.com
- Notion – One workspace. Every team.notion.so
Want more detail? Deep scan this page:
Deep scan: Linear – Plan and build productsYou have hundreds of saved links. You don't remember any of them.
The problem was never saving, every browser does that, but by the time you need it, you can't remember what it was, and searching for "that article about pricing" returns nothing.
How it works
01
Save
Paste a URL in the app, or drop one in from the browser plugin. Add a note, tags, and a folder if you want. So far so good.
02
Logged captures everything
The website gets fetched in full, with up to 100,000 characters of text, which is most websites end to end, along with the cover image and its meta data. You get a summary and automatic tags before you've closed the tab.
03
Talk to your bookmarks
Ask Logged AI a question that spans your whole archive. Now your bookmarks are an active tool for your research, without the need to remember where the information comes from.
The moment you save
notion.so
notion.so
Seconds later
Notion – One workspace. Every team.
notion.so
Logged AI
Human questions, with human answers
Logged AI reads across everything you've saved. Not the titles, not the summaries — the pages themselves. Ask it to compare two articles and it reads both. Ask what you saved about payment systems six months ago and it finds the ones you need, without the hassle.
I'm evaluating tools for the team. What did I save about pricing?
Two saves speak to this directly, and they land on different models.
Stripe prices per transaction — a percentage plus a fixed fee on every payment, so cost scales with how much the product gets used rather than with headcount.
Notion prices per seat — a flat monthly fee for every person on the workspace, whether they're in it daily or once a month.
- Stripe | Financial Infrastructure for the Internetstripe.com
- Notion – One workspace. Every team.notion.so
Want more detail? Deep scan this page:
Deep scan: Linear – Plan and build productsWho it's for
Competitor research
Save every pricing page, feature list, and changelog your team finds. Ask Logged AI how they compare on pricing, messaging, or anything else — across every competitor at once.
Learning something new
Videos, articles, e-books — all saved, all scattered. Ask Logged AI anything about what you've learned, and everything comes back organized automatically, no folders required.
Compare SaaS tools before acquiring
Every company has the same issue when hiring a new SaaS: compare all the options and see which one is more suitable for your needs. Why not just ask Logged AI about them?
What's in it
Semantic search
Search how you'd describe it, not how it was titled. "That piece about pricing psychology" finds it even if the word never appears on the page.
Automatic enrichment
Cover image, summary, and tags on every save. You do nothing.
Save from anywhere
Paste a URL and Logged takes it from there — note, tags, folder, all optional.
Folders and tags
Organize by hand when you care. Let it handle them when you don't.
Dead link detection
Broken URLs get found and separated automatically, so a five-year archive doesn't quietly rot.
Built for real archives
Thousands of bookmarks stay navigable. Folder-based bookmarking stops working somewhere around fifty.
A Chrome extension coming soon
A Chrome extension for one-click saving from the desktop is close to release.
"Isn't this just another bookmark manager?"
Actually, I'd consider Logged more of an organization and research tool. When you are learning something new, you watch many videos, read many articles, but all gets scattered. Logged allows you to keep everything in order, without the hassle of actually organizing it, AND it makes it incredibly easy to find references and create cross source research.
It also works on the archive you already have, so even if you are just curious, there is no setup needed.
Questions
Does it work with my existing bookmarks?
Yes. Export your bookmarks from Chrome, Firefox, or Safari as an HTML file and upload it — you can keep your folder structure or flatten it, and Logged enriches everything on the way in. It's a manual process today, not one click. Automatic import is on the roadmap.
Which browsers does it work in?
Any modern browser, on desktop or mobile. A Chrome extension for one-click saving is close to release.
Is there a mobile app?
The web app works on phones today and can be added to your home screen, where it opens like an app. A native app with share-sheet saving is in progress. No date.
What happens to my saved content?
Your bookmarks are stored in our database in Europe. Your name and email never leave it. To generate summaries, tags, and Logged AI answers, the content of your saved pages — and the notes you write on them — is sent to our model providers with no account identifier attached, so nothing arrives tied to you.
Does Logged AI make things up?
It answers from the text of the pages you saved, and links the bookmarks it used so you can check any claim against the source. The honest limit: it only knows what's in your library, so it can't tell you about pages you never saved.
How is this different from Raindrop or Pocket?
Those store links. Logged reads them. Most tools in this category summarize a page on save and then chat against that summary — Logged keeps the page text itself, so answers come from what the page argued rather than a paraphrase of it.
What does it cost?
Free during beta. Paid plans come later, and early users get told first.