Internal docs
Onboarding notes, runbooks, project specs, and team wikis.
Save the pages worth keeping. Find them the moment you need them.
Browser Atlas is a calm, keyboard-first home for your links. One box to save, search, and organize — so every page you meant to keep stays one keystroke away.
Free to start · Light & dark
The whole app is one box
Paste to save. Type to search. Nothing else to learn.
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Save in one motion
Paste a URL and it's filed instantly — no forms, no dialogs. Add a title and #tags as you go.
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Find it by typing
The same box searches everything you've saved — title, domain, and notes — and filters the list live with every keystroke.
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Surfaces what you use
The links you open most rise to Frequently used. Move entirely by keyboard: / to search, n to file, o to open.
For modern professionals
The private atlas for all the links work runs on.
Browser Atlas is perfect for storing internal links and references: the dashboards, docs, briefs, playbooks, research, and decisions you reach for every week.
Recurring tools
Dashboards, admin panels, reports, boards, and portals.
Client references
Briefs, folders, proposals, benchmarks, and saved examples.
Decision trails
PRDs, meeting notes, research tabs, and sources worth citing.
saved:
notion.so/team/onboarding · linear.app/acme/roadmap ·
looker.company/revenue
A quiet shorthand
Write the link, the title, and a tag — in a single line.
Type the URL first, then a title, and add a #tag to file it. Press ↵ and it's filed.
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craftinginterpreters.com
Crafting Interpreters
#reading
New · Simple tag structure
Folders without the filing. Just type a path.
A tag is just a path. Add a slash and it nests — #work/clients/acme is one tag, but it reads like a folder. No boards to build, no tree to set up first. Browser Atlas grows the structure as you type.
- ⎘ Type. Write #work/clients/acme and the whole path is created for you.
- ▸ Nest. Slashes become a virtual folder tree in the sidebar — no real folders to manage.
- ∑ Roll up. Each level shows the running count of everything filed beneath it.
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New · Scopes
At work, see only work. One switch in the extension.
Pick a top-level tag like #work as your scope, and the extension narrows to that branch. Search returns only what’s under it, and anything you save lands inside the scope automatically — so the page you keep at your desk never mixes with the rest of your library.
- ⌕ Search stays inside the scope — #work and everything under it.
- ＋ Saves are filed in the scope automatically, no tag typing required.
- ↺ Switch to atlas · all any time to see everything again.
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Save the page you’re on, without leaving it.
The Chrome extension files the current tab in one click and searches your whole library from a popup or side panel — same calm look, right where you browse.
- ＋ File the current tab in a single click.
- ⌕ Search every saved link from the toolbar.
- ◦ Popup or full-height side panel — your choice.
Secure by design: bearer-token auth, revocable anytime — never your password.
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Crafting Interpreters
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Rails 8.0 Release Notes
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The Grug Brained Developer
grugbrain.dev #reading
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