A home beyond the browser.
Import bookmark exports from Safari, Chrome or Firefox. Links already in the selected profile are skipped, so another import doesn’t mean another pile of duplicates.
A bookmark library for Mac
A place for
what you find.
Good links deserve a home.
Keep them together, organize them your way, and open them in the
browser you choose.
Explore the library In development for macOS
A little room for everything.
Interactive concept · Sample bookmarks
Personal bookmarks
3 sample bookmarks
Try a bookmark or switch profiles.
Places to go
Saved for later. Ready when you are.
Somewhere worth going
example.com/places
That little place you wanted to remember. A bookmark can live here, whichever browser you found it in.
Safari selected. In the Mac app, this opens the saved link.
A web illustration of the Mac app. These sample controls don’t read bookmarks or open another browser.
Less hunting. More finding.
One library.
Your way of thinking.
Some things belong at work. Some are just for you. EurekaMarks gives your links a familiar, quiet place to land.
Room for work. Room for life.
Keep Personal, Work and custom profiles separate. Use nested folders, favorites and search. Drag things into place, or switch to a simple list.
Save once. Choose where to open.
Open a bookmark in Safari, Chrome or Firefox with a click. Set a preferred browser for double-clicking, and change your mind whenever you like.
Your browser bookmarks stay yours.
EurekaMarks keeps its own library. Importing and optional collection don’t change the bookmarks in your browsers, write anything back, or turn off their built-in sync.
A few thoughtful details
Collect now.
Sort when it suits you.
You don’t need to organize every find as soon as you save it. An Inbox holds new arrivals until you’re ready.
An Inbox for new finds
Optional read-only browser sources collect new additions. Safari needs file permission; Chrome and Firefox use preview collectors with a setup step.
A little room to change your mind
Recover bookmarks from Trash, undo recent library changes, and keep backups. Choose when Trash empties—or leave it until you decide.
Your choice of library location
Keep the library on your Mac or in a chosen iCloud Drive folder. For now, use it on one Mac at a time; simultaneous multi-Mac editing isn’t supported.
Made with care. Still taking shape.
A Mac app
in the making.
EurekaMarks is an independent project by Sam LeHardy. The developer preview is being tested and refined, one useful detail at a time.
Help the project grow
Current preview · 0.7.12
What’s here today
File imports, separate profiles, folders and search, browser choices, recoverable Trash, and optional read-only collectors.
What’s still ahead
Public downloads and simpler collector installation. Browser integration needs more testing. A connection to EurekaSync is a future possibility.
No public download, account or bookmark upload on this site.
A few things to know
Before you
make yourself at home.
Is this a browser sync app?
No. EurekaMarks is its own bookmark library. It can import exports and optionally collect new browser bookmarks, but it doesn’t make your browsers match or copy library edits back to them. EurekaSync is a separate project.
Which bookmark files can I import?
Safari and Chrome bookmark HTML exports, and Firefox HTML or uncompressed JSON exports. Imports stay on your Mac. The original files are left unchanged.
What happens to duplicate bookmarks?
An import keeps one copy of each matching URL in the selected profile. HTTP and HTTPS count as the same address; everything after the scheme—including the path, query and fragment—must match. Personal and Work remain separate. Items in Trash don’t block a fresh import.
Does collecting need browser permissions?
Yes, and collection is optional. Safari uses the file you explicitly choose and may need macOS permission to read it. Chrome and Firefox use preview collectors that you install in the profiles you choose. The app explains setup and keeps each source separate. A file import alone doesn’t turn on monitoring.
Can I keep my library in iCloud Drive?
Yes, by choosing an iCloud Drive folder for the app’s library. This is file storage, not conflict-free multi-device sync. Use one Mac at a time; simultaneous editing on multiple Macs isn’t supported.
Can I download EurekaMarks yet?
Not publicly yet. The current Mac build is a developer preview. Browser collectors still need developer setup, and normal extension store installation is not available. This website will be updated when public downloads are ready.
Does this website see my bookmarks?
No. The illustration uses sample data and has no connection to your browsers or library. There are no accounts, bookmark uploads or payment forms here. The contact form sends only the information you submit to Sam, with Cloudflare providing spam protection and delivery. Cloudflare also provides hosting and security; donation links take you to the payment provider’s own site.