Memory beats folders
Most people remember the idea, not the exact title. BookyMark starts from that human search pattern.
Built for the links you meant to use again.
BookyMark exists because saved links often become a second internet you cannot search. The page is in there. The sentence is in there. The idea is in there. You just do not remember the title.
The product keeps the promise narrow: import public bookmarks, ask what you remember, and reopen the saved sources behind the answer.
Sources stay visible
Answers should lead back to the saved page, because the original context is the thing you trusted.
AI has one job
The model helps retrieve and summarize your own archive. It is not here to invent a new web search.
Keep the structure you have
Imports preserve the folders you already built, while search lets you move beyond remembering them.
The measure is simple.
If BookyMark cannot get you from a fuzzy memory to a real saved source faster than starting another search from scratch, it has not earned its place.
That is why the interface favors source rows, import progress, recent questions, and direct paths back to the original page.
Start with one useful link.
Prove the workflow on a page you know you will need again.