AI-assisted bookmark saving
Save pages with one click from the browser extension. Marqly suggests a board and tags while the save dialog is open, reducing manual filing.
Marqly
Marqly is an AI bookmark manager that helps people save, organize, and find web pages, highlights, transcripts, PDFs, and AI conversations. It combines browser capture tools with semantic search, cited AI assistance, and access across the web, supported browsers, and mobile apps.
AI bookmark manager for a searchable research library
Marqly is an AI bookmark manager for saving, organizing, and retrieving web material. Its browser extension saves pages with one click, while boards, tags, notes, highlights, and previews turn a collection of URLs into a searchable personal library.
The service combines keyword and semantic search across saved page content and related research material, including highlights and transcripts. Pro features add AI tagging and summaries, the Ask assistant, YouTube tools, clipboard synchronization, saved AI chats, and connections to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and VS Code through MCP.
Core features
Semantic library search
Search across titles, page content, highlights, and transcripts using semantic and full-text search. Natural-language queries can find a save even when the wording does not match its title.
Cited AI assistant
Ask questions about your saved material in the Ask panel. Responses include numbered citations that open the supporting bookmark, highlight, note, or transcript, and proposed changes require approval.
Saved AI conversations
Capture useful ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini conversations in a dedicated AI Chats workspace, available through the extension on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox.
Research capture tools
The extension adds YouTube summaries, transcript-based chat, and playback-synced transcripts on the watch page. It also supports webpage highlights, optional notes, side-panel access, and local PDF export.
New Tab workspace
Marqly Home can replace the New Tab page in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox with library search, quick links and folders, backgrounds, weather, notes, to-dos, desktop stickies, and saved browsing sessions.
Practical use cases
Building a personal research library
Save articles, guides, and reference pages as you browse, then retrieve them later with a description of the subject rather than an exact title or keyword.
Preserving AI-assisted work
Keep useful answers, drafts, debugging steps, and decisions from ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini in one AI Chats workspace instead of separate chat histories.
Reviewing long videos
Use the YouTube card to review a video through its summary and transcript, ask questions against the transcript, and keep the resulting material searchable with the saved video.
Collecting source evidence
Collect quotations and supporting evidence while reading by highlighting text, adding notes, and revisiting those highlights from the side panel or library.
Publishing a link collection
Share a curated set of links and highlights through a public board page, which viewers can open without a Marqly account.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Free plan available without a credit card, with search across up to 2,000 bookmarks.
- Semantic search works across titles, content, highlights, and transcripts, supporting natural-language retrieval.
- Ask provides numbered sources and requires approval before it changes, moves, tags, or deletes library items.
- The extension supports multiple research inputs, including bookmarks, highlights, YouTube transcripts, PDFs, clipboard text, and saved AI conversations.
- Mobile apps for iOS and Android keep saves, tags, and highlights available alongside the web app and extension.
Cons
- Some extension features are browser-dependent: New Tab is unavailable in Safari, while Clipboard History and the side panel are currently limited to Chrome and Edge.
- AI features are part of Pro rather than the free plan; the free plan is limited to 2,000 bookmarks.
- AI chat capture currently supports Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, not Safari.
FAQ
Is Marqly free?
Marqly has a free plan with no credit card required. It includes one-click saving, tags, keyword search, highlights, boards, mobile access, and storage for up to 2,000 bookmarks. Pro adds the AI features and is available after a 7-day free trial.
Which browsers support Marqly?
The browser extension supports Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. New Tab is available in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox; Clipboard History and the side panel are currently available in Chrome and Edge.
Can Marqly save AI conversations?
Yes. Marqly can capture ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini conversations in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox and place them in a dedicated AI Chats workspace. This capture feature is not currently available in Safari.
Can Marqly summarize YouTube videos?
Yes. On supported YouTube pages, Marqly provides a streaming summary, key sections, transcript access, transcript-based chat, and one-click transcript copying. Books mentioned in the video can also be surfaced automatically.
Can I import bookmarks from another service?
Yes. You can import Pocket export files, Raindrop.io collections, and standard bookmark HTML exported by Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari. Imported bookmarks are auto-tagged by AI on the way in when using the applicable AI functionality.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Productivity / Bookmark Manager
- Platforms
- Web, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, iOS, Android
- Free plan
- Up to 2,000 bookmarks; no credit card required
- Search
- Keyword, full-text, and semantic search
- AI connections
- Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and VS Code via MCP
- Primary workflow
- Save, organize, search, and revisit web research
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