It reads what you save
Every link is fetched, cleaned into a reader view and summarised in two sentences. Notes and PDFs too. You skim the summary; the full text stays searchable.
AI-native bookmarks
A private vault for links, notes and files that reads everything you put in it — then tags it, summarises it, and answers your questions with citations back to your own collection.
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Every link is fetched, cleaned into a reader view and summarised in two sentences. Notes and PDFs too. You skim the summary; the full text stays searchable.
Three to six tags per item, reusing the ones you already have. Rename or merge a tag once and it changes everywhere. Smart lists fill themselves from a query.
Ask “what did I save about pricing?” and the librarian searches, opens the right items and replies with citations to your own library — never the open web.
A browser extension for Chrome and Firefox saves the page you're on with a note and tags — sign in once and it's ready. An API key lets shortcuts and scripts drop things in. Export everything as JSON any time.
How it works
Paste a link, write a note, drop a file — or hit the extension.
Metadata, article text, summary, tags and a semantic index, in seconds.
Search by meaning or #tag, or talk to your library like a librarian.
“What was that article about pricing experiments I saved last spring?”
Questions like this are the whole point. MyContext answers them from your own library, quotes the passage, and links you straight to it.