Resurface gives your browser a semantic memory. Press ⌘+Shift+F and describe what you remember — vague or specific, in any language. Resurface finds it instantly, even if you don't remember the exact words or the site. → Search in Spanish, find pages in English → "That article about founders burning out" finds it even without exact keywords → No account needed. Everything stored locally. Free to install. Works on any website.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Resurface because I was tired of losing things I'd seen online.
Chrome history is sorted by date — not by meaning. You remember *what* something was about, not the exact URL or title. That gap is what Resurface fixes.
Press ⌘+Shift+F (or Ctrl+Shift+F on Windows) and describe what you remember in plain language. It finds it — even if you search in Spanish and the page is in English.
A few things that make it different:
→ Semantic search powered by OpenAI embeddings — finds by meaning, not keywords
→ Cross-language — search in any language, find in any language
→ Everything stored locally — no account, no cloud, no tracking
→ Manual highlights — right-click any text to save it permanently
It's free to install. Would love to hear what you think and what you'd want to see next.
🌐 resurface.surf
📥 Install: [Chrome Web Store link]
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