Bookmark extension

A bookmark managerthat finds it again

Ducklet is a free bookmark extension for Chrome. Save any page in one tap, file it into Later, Todo, or Library, and find it again with folders, tags, or smart search.

Why Ducklet

Bookmarks that stay useful

One-tap saving

Click the Ducklet icon and the current page is saved with its title and source captured automatically — no typing, no dialogs.

Folders, tags, and types

Keep links in folders, cross-label them with tags, and store notes, images, and files right next to them.

Search that finds it

Keyword search covers titles and sources. Duck Pro smart search goes further: describe what you remember and it finds the page.

Nothing dies quietly

Give a bookmark an expiry date and Ducklet reminds you before the link goes stale — saved pages resurface while they still matter.

How it works

From save to found again

  1. Install the extension

    Add Ducklet from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with your email — a magic link, no password.

  2. Save in one tap

    Click the toolbar icon to choose Later, Todo, or Library, press Ctrl+Shift+F to file instantly, or right-click any image to keep it.

  3. Find it again

    Open a new tab to review Later, or search your Library from any device — everything stays in sync.

FAQ

Bookmark extension questions

Is Ducklet a free bookmark extension?

Yes. Saving, Later, Todo, Library, folders, tags, and keyword search are free forever. Duck Pro adds AI smart search, OCR, and image understanding.

How is Ducklet different from Chrome bookmarks?

Browser bookmarks are a flat list that lives in one browser. Ducklet organizes pages into Later (read soon), Todo (act on it), and Library (keep for good), with folders, tags, previews, and search that follow you to every device.

What happens to my existing browser bookmarks?

Ducklet reads your browser bookmark folders and keeps them in sync with your Library, so bookmarks you already have stay available and organized in one place.

Do bookmarks sync across devices?

Yes. The Chrome extension, the Web App, and the mobile apps share one account, and everything syncs in real time.

Does the extension slow down my browser?

No. Ducklet runs on demand — it only opens its save panel when you click and processes saved pages in the background.

Ready for better bookmarks?

Install the extension free, or open the Web App — one account keeps every device in sync.