Every link you save gets seven days to earn its keep. Read it, vault it, or let it go.
Omit
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The average bookmark bar has 1,127 entries. Fewer than 6% are ever opened again. Omit is a Chrome extension that treats saving as a temporary bet — not a permanent promise.
Traditional bookmarks
With Omit
A countdown ring shows exactly how long until the bookmark expires. The closer to zero, the warmer the color — urgency by design.
Tap the infinity. Vaulted bookmarks never expire. Group them, color them, make them your library.
Summarize, question, and synthesize across your whole collection. Bring your own Gemini key — your data, your quota.
Sweep every open tab into Omit. Each gets its own 7-day timer. Close the tabs. Keep the knowledge. Restart the browser without guilt.
One click turns a vaulted bookmark into a Notion page — with an AI summary, your notes, and the original link.
The era of autonomous AI agents is here — revolutionizing not just coding workflows but the very nature of digital content creation.
Three gestures. Dozens of times a week.
One shortcut, one click, one sweep of your tabs. The seven-day countdown starts immediately.
Read it, skim the AI summary, or glance at the ring. Vault what matters.
Unread links drift to Ghosts after seven days. Everything restorable. Nothing demanded.
A weekly dossier of what you saved, what you actually read, and what you vaulted. An archetype emerges. It is rarely flattering. It is always useful.
"You don't read — you extract. Street-smart, AI-optimized, allergic to long-form. The AI summary is your native tongue."
Saves 80 links a week, reads 2. Vault overflowing.
Reads every single save before it expires. 7d streaks.
Saves in bursts, vaults sparingly. Clean shelves.
Three saves a week. All vaulted. None ghosted.
No subscriptions. No caps on saves. Upgrade once for AI, Notion, and the weekly reading report — forever.
Free forever. No upsell. 100% local-first.
The decay engine, the Vault, the Ghosts. Everything a good bookmark manager should be.
Pay once. No subscription. Bring your own AI key.
Everything in Core, plus AI that reads links for you and Notion sync for the ones that stick.
Every other read-later app optimizes for "save more." Omit optimizes for "read this one." Here's the honest spread — no asterisks, no spin.
Omit
Pocket
Raindrop
Matter
GoodLinks
Mozilla killed Pocket and left 10M users without a home. Omit is "save now, read later" with the part Pocket never shipped — a reason to actually read it.
Raindrop's AI (Stella, Reminders, Suggestions) helps you manage a 5,000-link pile. Omit's design assumes the pile is the bug, not the feature.
Matter is a polished cloud reader with a social discovery feed and an $8/mo subscription. Omit skips the feed, the cloud, and the recurring bill.
GoodLinks is the macOS/iOS indie favorite — pay once, no cloud, no telemetry. Omit is the Chromium answer, plus a 7-day timer that keeps you honest.
Save less. Read what matters. Let the rest go.
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