Save pages from any site, add a few tags, and find them again months later. There are no folders to set up and nothing to file.
See it in action
Why tagit exists
Bookmark an article that covers both JavaScript and CSS, and a folder system makes you choose one place for it, then quietly makes you remember that choice forever. Folders ask you to predict, at save time, how you'll search months later. You'll guess wrong.
Pick one. Then remember, in three months, which one you picked.
Describe it once. Any tag you remember later is a path back to it.
You don't recall where you filed something. You recall what it was about. “That CSS article” is enough. Most bookmark tools still hand you a filing cabinet. tagit works the way remembering works.
What it does
Save
The Chrome extension grabs the page, its image and its text. You describe it with tags. On Premium, tagit suggests the ones you forgot and writes a two-sentence summary so you never have to reopen a page to remember what it was.
How to animate between layout states without jank, using FLIP and the Web Animations API.
Find
A tag, a phrase from the title, or just roughly what it was about. Search by meaning finds the article even when you cannot recall a single word from it, and related saves surface the things you forgot you kept.
Share
A shared collection is one list, comments on every article, and a weekly digest so nobody has to remember to check. Reading groups, research teams, hiring panels. Anything with a list and opinions about it.
Keep
tagit checks every link weekly and flags the ones that stopped working. On Premium it also keeps the readable text of every page you save, so an article is still an article after the site that published it is gone.
Who it's for
Save articles and references for work, tag them by project or client, and find the right link when you need it.
Keep papers and articles in collections you share with your group. Public tags show what others in your field are saving.
Close the tabs you keep open for later. Save them, tag them, and follow the topics you care about.
For teams
Links shared in chat get buried, and links saved in personal accounts leave when people do. A tagit workspace gives a company, lab or small team one shared library for the sources they use, and everyone keeps a personal library on the side.
Articles, tags and shared collections all live in the workspace. Everyone saves into the same place and searches the same library.
Owners control billing and membership. Admins invite and remove people. Members save, tag and edit. Switch anyone's role from a single page.
You pay for the seats in use, and the bill follows your team size up or down. There are no add-ons to buy per feature.
When someone leaves, their bookmarks stay in the workspace. No more chasing personal accounts to recover the link you needed.
Free for the first 5 seats. Cancel anytime.
How it works
Add tagit to Chrome. It takes 10 seconds.
Click the extension on any page. Add tags, done.
Search by any tag you remember, or follow topics to see what others save.
Free. Takes 10 seconds.
Pricing
No credit card required. Upgrade or cancel anytime.
For casual readers getting started
billed annually at $48/yr
For power readers and researchers
billed annually at $40/seat/yr, first 5 seats free
For teams that curate together
From the blog
Profile, linked emails, plans, the Paddle portal, downgrading without losing anything, and getting your library out as JSON or CSV.
22 September 2026GuidesA second library shared with your team: creating one, owner, admin and member roles, switching, shared tags and per-seat billing.
22 September 2026GuidesWhere to talk inside a collection, how unread and activity work, and what the weekly digest email sends.
21 September 2026A note from the person who built this
tagit exists because I got tired of the internet's best ideas dying in a folder called “Read later 2.” Folders made saving things feel like doing taxes. Tags made it feel like remembering.
Built in Iceland, mostly at hours I shouldn't be awake. If something's broken, or something's missing, tell me: support@tagit.io. I read all of it.
Björn
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