Save any page. Find it again by what it said.
Save from the toolbar or the right-click menu, file it in a collection, tag it and note why it mattered. When it's time to study, turn the page into a note, flashcards or a diagram.
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One click saves it, wherever you are
The page lands in your library at once. Its description and cover fill in a moment later, so saving never waits on the page.
From the toolbar
Click the LunaNotes icon and press Save. Or turn on “Save the page when I open the extension” and the click itself is the save.
From the right-click menu
Save page to LunaNotes, or right-click a link and save it without opening it first.
Filed as you save
Pick a collection, or type a new name and create it right there. Add tags, and a line of your own notes. No AI, no credits.
Nothing gets lost
The toolbar icon marks pages you already saved. A save that can't reach us waits and retries in the background.
Filed, not piled
Collections nest as deep as you need, and anything you don't file waits in Unsorted. On Starter and Plus, Auto-filing sorts it for you a moment after you save.
Bookmarks use the same tags as your notes, so one tag finds the article and what you wrote about it.
- Only your words
- It picks from the collections and tags you already have. It never invents new ones.
- Only what you didn't sort
- It files a page still in Unsorted with no tags, never one you sorted yourself.
- One click back
- Every auto-filed page is marked, and Undo auto-filing returns it to Unsorted.
- No credits
- Included in Starter and Plus. Saving more pages never costs more.
Remember what it said, not what it was called
Search from ⌘K in the app or from the extension. Every plan searches titles, descriptions, web addresses and your own notes. On Starter and Plus, it searches the words on the page as well.
- The text is kept when you save. Up to 50,000 characters of the page's readable text, captured right after the save.
- Pages behind a login have no text to read, so they are found by title and your notes.
4 saved pages for “grid cells”
- Grid cell en.wikipedia.org In the title
- The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2014 nobelprize.org In your note
- Entorhinal cortex en.wikipedia.org On the page
- Place cell en.wikipedia.org On the page
A library that stays worth searching
Bookmark folders rot: years of exports, the same link three times, pages that no longer exist. These are the three chores that stop it.
Bring your old bookmarks
Export from Chrome, Firefox, Raindrop or Pocket and import the file. Folders become collections, Raindrop's tags carry over, and pages you already saved are skipped. Up to 5,000 links per file.
Clean up the doubles
The Duplicates page groups pages saved more than once, even when the links differ by tracking codes or a trailing slash. Keep the oldest copy with every copy's tags and move the rest to the trash, where they can be restored. One group at a time, or all at once.
Know when a page is gone
On Plus, a daily check works through your saved pages. A page that is gone is marked Link broken, one that didn't answer (often a login wall) Couldn't reach, and the text captured when you saved it stays readable.
From saved to studied
A saved page is a source, like a video or a PDF. When you're ready to learn from it, use what it says.
Turn it into a note
The AI reads the page and writes a structured note, for about 5 credits. The bookmark stays put and links to its note.
Flashcards or a diagram
Open either from the bookmark's menu and the page is already picked as the source.
Or straight from the page
In the extension, Notes, Flashcards or Diagram from this page saves the page and makes them in one go. The cards land in Review, ready to study.
Ask about what you saved
On Starter and Plus, the Assistant answers from your saved pages too, and its citations point at the page.
Questions about Bookmarks
What people ask before they try it.
To save pages, yes. Saving happens in the LunaNotes extension for Chrome and other Chromium browsers such as Edge, Brave and Arc. The web app is where you browse, file, search, import and clean up.
As many as you like. Bookmarks are unlimited on every plan, Free included.
Saving, filing, tagging, searching, importing and cleaning up never do. Turning a page into a note costs about 5 credits. Flashcards, diagrams and the Assistant are charged by what the AI actually used. Auto-filing is included in Starter and Plus at no credit cost.
Often not. LunaNotes reads a saved page from its own servers, so a private doc, a course portal or a paywalled article usually saves with its tab title only, and there is no page text to search. You can still file it, tag it and add your own notes.
Opening the extension on a page you already saved shows that bookmark instead of saving it again. If you choose Save again, you get a second copy. Imports skip pages you already have, and the Duplicates page tidies up the rest.
Bookmarks belong to a workspace, and everyone in that workspace sees them. Viewers can browse but not organise. To keep a link to yourself, save it to your own workspace instead of a shared one.
It keeps the page's readable text, not its images or layout, so search and notes have something to work from. On Plus you can read that text, with the date it was captured, even after the page goes away.
Works even better with
Bookmarks is one part of LunaNotes. These pick up where it leaves off.
Explore what else LunaNotes does
Each one works on the same notes, so what you make in one feeds the rest.
Make it studyable
Bring it in
- Video workspace Your video library, with notes attached
- Timestamped notes Notes that jump back to the moment
- YouTube extension Notes and transcripts inside YouTube
- YouTube courses Work through a playlist in order
- Meeting notes An AI notetaker for Google Meet
- Podcasts Subscribe, listen, keep the notes
- Files PDFs, documents and images you upload