PageMarker

Hi @charles_eugene_loubao ! I discovered your product on HackerNews and I realized that it might be what I was looking for. This is my use case: I receive some newsletter with links to articles, so I open the one that interest me in tabs, then archive the email (I want to acheive inbox-zero). I end up with many tabs on chrome for hours or days, until I schedule a "reading" time for those articles. This hurts to me. I was looking for a tool where I can keep this articles, tried bookmarking, Raindrop, Pocket etc.. but all of them were missing something. What I love of PageMarker is that it has both tags _and_ folder and that there is the concept of read/unread. What I would like to see is a chrome extension to quickly add current page to PageMarker (maybe allowing some default tags/folders?) but I know you're already working on that. I tweeted about that (https://twitter.com/leorossi/sta...) I'd like to try the Premium Features if possible 😊

So how is it better than VSpace ? Who is the target audience?

Awesome so far. Would love to be able to nest folders.

Any plans for Lifetime deal offering for this?

Hi Charles, Good Work on this Product. Would like to see few things 1. Search and Filter - Domain Name - Author Name - Recently Added - Recently Updated (When you add the same link again) 2. Automatic Organization It will be great if the system can automatically categorize based on the topics from the Url Title. This way we can minimize the level of manually putting them to folder. Mark some of the articles as Favorites or Master Piece Content 3. API Expsoure To make a real hit, it will be great if you can provide a PersonalAccess Token API so that anyone can push the url to the PageMarker ex: /api/save-url?url=http://something.com Overall this is a great start. ~ Nirmal

Update 6-17-2020: The chrome extension is now available! It doesn't look pretty right now, but the core features are there: https://chrome.google.com/websto... Hi ProductHunters! I am Charles, founder of PageMarker. Keeping notes and bookmarks can be messy. You have to use multiple apps, chrome extensions or come up with complicated workflows that works for you. Remembering to check those web links you saved is also hard. As a result we end up with big reading lists that never get read and messy bookmark notes that are hard to organize and retrieve. I experienced that problem and couldn't find an app that allow me to take notes on bookmarks, organize them how I want and help me remember what I save for later so I decided to build my own solution :) ## What makes PageMarker different? - Keep track of what's read and unread, find what you read so far or haven't and mark links as read with a single click - Remember important details by adding Markdown notes to your bookmarks - Never forget about your bookmarks again. Setup your personal newsletter and get your links sent to your inbox. - Find your bookmarks quickly and easily by filtering by link types ( currently recognized types are articles, videos and audio) - Search the content of articles and pages with Full-Text search (premium) - Organize your links in folders and tags -Add notes and bookmark links as you go with the Chrome Extension (Firefox coming soon!) ## How much does it cost? PageMarker comes with a limited free plan and a premium plan that unlocks all the features: ### Free plan: - Up to 5 folders - Up to 5 tags - 1 note per bookmarks - Only the days can be configured for your bookmark newsletter - Search titles, description and domain ### Premium plan - $2/month: - Full Text Search - Unlimited folders - Unlimited tags - Unlimited notes - Time and date can be configured for your bookmark newsletter **The premium plan comes with a 14 days trial for free** ***For ProductHunters only: if you follow PageMarker on twitter @PageMarkerApp and mention it in a tweet I will set you up with a 1 month premium subscription for free!*** ## What's next? PageMarker is still a work in progress and I think it still has some room to improve and become a powerful bookmarking solution. I am working on those features: - Sorting links by date, name, domain - More link types recognized: Recipe, book, product - Importing bookmarks from browsers and other apps - iPhone and Android apps - Possibly an API to add PageMarker to your existing workflow (still debating on that one) Thanks for reading and I can't wait to see you conquer your bookmarks :) https://pagemarker.io/?ref=produ...

Congrats on the launch! Such a clean product!