Mark key passages with a highlighter, save pages to revisit as bookmarks, and let every summary pile up as records — all in one side panel you can search, organize with folders and tags, and export to your notes app.
No sign-up · Data stays in your browser · Free forever
Three essentials — Bookmarks · Highlighter · Records
All free, no sign-up. One drag saves a highlight or bookmark, and everything gathers in one side panel.
Save any page as-is, no summary needed. If you selected text, that sentence comes along too. One toolbar button or right-click and you're done — your reading flow never breaks.
Paint key passages and attach notes. Saved highlights reappear in the exact same spot when you revisit, and gather by article in the side panel.
Every summary lands on a date-based timeline without saving anything manually. One search brings back “that article from the other day” instantly.
Attach one folder and any number of tags to bookmarks, records, and highlights. Combine folders, tags, and search to filter exactly what you need.
Set a time to read on any saved item. You'll get a notification and an on-screen card, with daily/weekly repeats or a 10-minute snooze.
Download everything as Markdown or copy to the clipboard and paste straight into Notion or Obsidian. Whatever filter you're viewing is exactly what exports.
Bookmarks store a snapshot of the page body, so you can find things by content even when you forget the title — with typo tolerance and matched-sentence excerpts.
Select a long read and get one conclusion sentence plus key points. One right-click summarizes the whole page. Results save to Records automatically.
Summarize, write, proofread, change tone, translate, or ask about any selection. Double-click an unfamiliar word for a simple in-context definition.
How it works
Add it from the Chrome Web Store and you're ready. No setup required.
Drag over text and the [Summary] · [Highlight] · [Bookmark] toolbar appears. Paint it, save it, summarize it.
Click the toolbar icon to open the Bookmarks · Records · Highlights panel. Search, organize, export.
Until now
Thirty open tabs, links sent to yourself, screenshots buried in a folder… You saved it because it mattered, but when you need it, you can't remember where you put it. How many articles have you given up on refinding?
With Ttoryeot
Privacy First
Bookmarks, highlights, and records live only in your browser's local storage, and AI summaries run on-device with Chrome's built-in AI by default. No external servers, no login.
Highlights on work documents and summaries of personal email never leave your machine. Deletion and management stay in your hands.
No subscriptions, no ads, no usage limits. Every feature is yours the moment you install.
Add your own OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini API key in options to switch the AI to a bigger model. Entirely your choice.
Knowledge Base
Yes. Bookmarks, highlighter, records, reminders, summaries, and exports — every feature is free. No payment method, no usage limits.
Bookmarks, highlights, and records all live only in your browser's local storage. By default, AI summaries are processed on-device too — your selected text never leaves your machine.
Yes. Reopen the same page and your highlights reappear in the same spots, notes included. You can browse or delete them by article in the side panel.
Bookmarks save a page (and any selected text) as-is — a read-it-later. Records is the timeline where AI summary results stack up automatically. Together with Highlights, they make up the side panel's three tabs.
Enter your own OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini API key on the options page to switch to that model. Even then, your bookmarks, highlights, and records stay in your browser only.