As an IT professional, I rely heavily on digital articles and blog posts to solve problems. Over the years, I've collected hundreds of bookmarks full of system-saving knowledge — and too many times, I've clicked one only to find the site is gone or the page 404'd. It's incredibly frustrating. I built TheStarchive to solve this. TheStarchive lets you permanently save any page in three renderings: Code View, Standard Screenshot, and Mobile Screenshot. If the source site goes down, or the page is removed or changed, you still have your copy. No more link rot. No more 404s. No more frustration. You can also share any archived page with anyone by generating a share link — perfect for passing along a fix to a colleague, even if the original article has long since disappeared. With the Chrome and Firefox extensions, you can even archive pages behind a login, using your cookies and session token. This has been a game changer for my own workflow, and I hope it's just as useful for you. I'd love to hear your feedback!

The Starchive — Bookmarks that never die

Full-page web archiving that survives link rot

Full-page web archiving that survives link rot