Save it, forget it, find it

Xenk finds the pages you saved by what you remember,
not by name, folder or URL

A thought bubble around a remembered page

Find it by what you remember

Describe the page you’re after, like “compare AI model prices” or “that sourdough guide,” and Xenk finds it. You don’t need its name, its folder, or even to remember that you saved it.

A folder of neatly filed bookmarks under a no sign

Never organize your bookmarks again

No folders to file into, no tags to keep up, no clean-up weekends. Save a page and move on - Xenk reads it and remembers what it’s about, so it turns up when you need it.

The Option, Shift and B keys

One shortcut, from any app

Searching for bookmarks and saving them are a snap with Xenk! Just press ⌥⇧B. Save YouTube videos, GitHub repos and PDFs too, and find them by what they’re actually about.
In Safari or Chrome, the Xenk extension saves the page you're on in one click.

A Mac holding your library

Your library stays on your Mac

Your bookmarks are stored on your Mac, and search runs there too, even offline. Xenk reads each page with Apple Intelligence; you can also use your own cloud model.

Apple Intelligence and models running on your Mac, such as those in Ollama, cost nothing to use. A cloud model is billed by its provider, so the cost varies with page length and the provider’s pricing. For example, importing 100 bookmarks with Claude Sonnet 5.0 typically costs less than $0.05.

Bookmarks dropping into a box

Bring your bookmarks

Already have a treasure trove of bookmarks in Chrome or Safari? Bring them all into Xenk in just a few clicks! And with the Xenk Chrome extension, your bookmarks stay automatically in sync.

A happy Mac holding a paid receipt, beside a crossed-out monthly bill

Pay once, own it forever

Xenk isn’t another SaaS. There’s no monthly subscription and no in-app purchases to unlock the good parts. Buy it once and it’s yours. No account to create, no plan to pick, no renewal date to remember. Your library lives on your Mac, not on our servers.