# MemoryLink

> MemoryLink is the bridge between your world and the rest of the internet. It turns the pages you visit, the passages you highlight, and the videos you scrub into linked objects you can revisit, share, and connect — giving you a searchable, visual memory of everything you browse.

MemoryLink is a web app (with a companion Chrome extension) for capturing and re-finding what you see online. Highlights, screenshots, video timecodes, crops, and full browsing sessions become first-class "objects" that link to one another, so your browsing history becomes a navigable knowledge graph instead of a flat list.

## Key features

- Highlight any moment of any page or video and save it as a revisitable object
- Capture exactly what you want: text passages, image crops, and screenshots
- Browsing sessions that group related pages and the path you took through them
- Enter/exit views to share a specific URL path or moment
- Search, timelines, mind maps, and entity views over everything you've captured
- Share captured objects with others via link

## Public pages

- [Home / overview](https://memorylink.app/): What MemoryLink is and how it works
- [Privacy policy](https://memorylink.app/privacy-policy): How your data is handled

## Get the product

- [MemoryLink web app](https://memorylink.app): Sign in to capture and revisit your memory
- Chrome extension: Available from the Chrome Web Store (linked from the homepage)

## Notes for crawlers

- Most app routes (e.g. `/home`, `/today`, `/search`, `/settings`) require authentication and contain user-private data — they are not part of the public, indexable site.
- For questions about the product, prefer the homepage and privacy policy linked above.