Filter by your own topics
Describe the directions you actually care about. KeepNest reviews each new item against them and files it, or sends it to review.
Chrome extension · Works on X today
A Chrome extension that collects the pages worth keeping, files them under topics you define, and keeps them where you can find them again.
Store link pending Add your Chrome Web Store URL here before launch.
Free plan available. No web login, ever.
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87 items, newest first. Last save 3 minutes ago.
Attention Is All You Need — annotated read-through
Attio sidebar IA — what to change
Records from a local Qwen-Image run
How we cut p95 latency by 40%
Streaming model output into a local UI
A thread on designing for re-reading
How it works
Tell KeepNest what you care about. It automatically saves relevant content as you browse, then organizes and analyzes it for you.
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Tell KeepNest what you care about. Add topics, keywords, creators, or examples. KeepNest uses them to understand what is worth saving for you.
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Browse the web like you normally do. KeepNest quietly detects content that matches your interests and automatically saves it — no constant clicking or manual bookmarking.
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Everything is organized automatically. KeepNest tags, summarizes, and groups what it saves, so you can search, review, analyze, and reuse it whenever you need.
What it does
Five things that make the difference between a library and a graveyard.
Describe the directions you actually care about. KeepNest reviews each new item against them and files it, or sends it to review.
Your library lives in your browser. Nothing leaves it unless you turn on AI processing or Obsidian sync.
Give each topic its own job — summarize the key points, extract prompts, or write your own instruction.
The original post image is kept beside the text so the AI, and you, can read the post in context. KeepNest shows the image itself, not a description of it.
Write your library into a local Obsidian vault as Markdown, with the original links kept. Sync manually on both plans.
Platform scope
KeepNest works on X today. Support for other platforms is planned, but not available yet.
Your library is not tied to X. Everything you save lives in the same place, and the structure stays the same as new sources arrive.
Privacy
Collected pages stay in your browser. KeepNest runs its own library storage and does not read your browsing history.
When AI processing is on, the content being processed is sent to KeepNest's service and the result comes back to your library.
Obsidian sync is optional. You pick the vault folder on your own machine, and you can turn sync off at any time.
Install KeepNest for Chrome. Start on the free plan — no account on the web, no dashboard to check.
Store link pending Add your Chrome Web Store URL here before launch.
Free plan available · Upgrade inside the extension