Mark My Page

Mark My Page Your browser bookmarks weren't built for developers. Mark My Page was. Stop Losing Track of Docs Bookmark any URL — MDN, GitHub repos, API references, RFC specs, Stack Overflow threads — and tag them the way your brain works. Search by tag, not memory. Track Where You Left Off Reading through a 40-page framework guide? Mark your progress per resource so you can close the tab guilt-free and come back exactly where you stopped. Share Links Like a Dev Export your curated link collections and share them with teammates via a simple import link. Your colleague just found a killer Rust tutorial series? Pull it straight into your library in one tap. No copy-pasting. No Slack threads full of URLs. Built Around the Way Developers Actually Work Tag links across projects, languages, and frameworks. Track per-resource reading progress. Share and import link collections with teammates. Clean UI that stays out of your way. Stop bookmarking things you'll never find again. Mark My Page is your second brain for everything you read on the web. What devs are using it for: Tracking progress through long-form documentation. Organizing resources by tech stack or project. Sharing onboarding reading lists with new hires. Building personal knowledge bases from across the web.