Links with context
Save a link with a note about why it matters. When you come back tomorrow, you remember the intent, not just the URL.
In private build
A quieter way
to keep links.
Kade holds links that need a few minutes of context before they're worth opening again. Local-first, no cloud, no list to share.
macOS native. Public launch paused while I tighten the trust boundary.
The problem
Bookmarks lose context.
You find something worth reading later. You bookmark it. Three days pass. You see the title, you don't remember why it mattered. You don't open it.
The fix
Links that carry intent.
Save the link with one line about why you saved it. When you come back, the note puts you back in the mindset. You open it or you let it go.
What it does
Local-first storage
Everything stays on your Mac. No cloud sync, no account, no data leaving your machine.
Quiet by design
No notifications, no feeds, no social features. A tool that holds things and stays out of the way.
Fast capture
Keyboard shortcut to save the current URL with a one-line note. Takes two seconds, costs zero attention.
Trust boundary
Links open in your default browser. Kade never loads page content, never runs scripts, never phones home.
Search and filter
Find links by keyword in your notes, not by trying to remember which bookmark folder you put it in.
How it works
01
Save
Hit the keyboard shortcut. Type a one-line note. Done.
02
Browse
See your links with context, ratings, and visit history. Search by keyword.
03
Open or drop
Click to open in your browser. Or let it fade. Both are fine.
Built by
Wojciech Luszczynski SwiftmacOS nativeLocal-firstAI-built
Next step
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Kade started as a tool I needed and could not buy. If you are wiring AI into how you actually work, I am happy to compare notes.