As an independent developer, I often spend a significant amount of time browsing the internet for various purposes, such as work projects, finding new recipes, or staying updated on the latest technology and media news. During my browsing, I frequently come across websites or content that I want to save or refer back to later.

However, traditional methods of bookmarking and organizing content have their limitations. Long lists of bookmarks make it difficult to find specific content, and saving clipped pages takes up a substantial amount of space in my notes.

That's why I created a tool called Mark Kit. It is designed to make it quick and easy to save website links or content. It goes beyond being just an advanced bookmark manager; it also serves as your content manager.

To make it even easier to find your favorites, we have incorporated AI (Artificial Intelligence) technology to automatically categorize and tag websites and content. Additionally, we support AI natural language search, allowing you to locate information even if you can't recall the exact details. By using vague text descriptions, you can quickly find the website or content you saved before.

I'm curious if you have similar needs or if you have any better suggestions and approaches. Would you be interested in joining our waitlist for Mark Kit? I'll be sure to notify you when the product is ready for beta testing.