KeepThisSite
keepthis.site is a personal bookmark manager that describes end-to-end encrypted sync, link saving, full-text search, and screenshots.
About KeepThisSite
KeepThisSite is a personal bookmark manager for saving links, tags and notes into one searchable library instead of maintaining folders. Saved items can be found by full-text search across titles, notes and other text the user wrote, and each link gets a screenshot of the actual page rather than a generic thumbnail. Data is encrypted on the device with a passphrase the user chooses and syncs directly between the user's devices; the site states there is no server able to read it. The app works offline. A Firefox browser extension saves the active tab in one click with no login or sign-up, and the Mac app must be running in the background to receive those saves. A Chrome extension is listed as coming soon.
Key features
- Save links with tags and notes, without maintaining folders
- Full-text search by title, note or anything written about a link
- Screenshot previews of saved pages instead of generic thumbnails
- End-to-end encrypted sync directly between the user's devices via passphrase
- Firefox extension saves the active tab in one click, no login
- Offline use: pins live on the device and keep working
Best for: People who collect articles, docs, videos and tools and want a private, searchable link library instead of browser folders.
Good for
- Encryption is applied on the device before syncing, and the site says no server can read the data
- Search covers titles, notes and other user-written text, so no folder structure is needed
- Works offline and the Firefox extension saves tabs without an account
Watch out for
- The browser extension is available for Firefox only; Chrome is listed as coming soon
- The Mac app must be running in the background to receive browser saves
- Pricing is not stated on the homepage
KeepThisSite at a glance
- Website
- keepthis.site
- Category
- Productivity › Notes & Knowledge Management
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Browser extension, macOS, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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KeepThisSite FAQ
Does the browser extension require an account?
No. The Firefox extension saves the active tab without a login or sign-up, and it requests only the activeTab page permission.
How is saved data synced and protected?
Data is encrypted on the device with a passphrase only the user knows, and the site says it syncs directly between devices with no server able to read it.
Does it work without an internet connection?
Yes. Pins live on the device, so the app keeps working and can save items from a poor connection.
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