I'm launching Breadcrumb, a Chrome extension for saving and searching everything you learn online. Here's the problem: You read something useful, highlight it, bookmark it maybe. A week later you remember you read something about that exact topic, but now it's lost in 200 browser tabs and a dozen reading apps. You end up re-learning the same thing or give up and guess. Most solutions force you to export data somewhere (cloud storage, SaaS tools), or you're stuck with the default bookmark folder chaos. That's friction. That's why things get lost. Breadcrumb is simple: - Highlight any text on any web page - Everything saves locally on your machine - Search across everything you've ever highlighted - On-device AI indexes and understands what you've saved, not a cloud service No accounts. No data leaving your computer. Just your searchable learning trail that actually works. This is a free, open Chrome extension. Use it as is, or search through your highlights however you want. Curious to hear: how many important things have you learned online and completely forgotten? And what would make you actually go back and resurface that knowledge?

Breadcrumb

Never lose what you've learned online

Never lose what you've learned online