Save the page, with its context
Readable page capture preserves useful text and headings with the source URL and available page details, so a saved link can still be useful later.
THE STORY
Why this exists.
The problem
A bookmark can lose the very detail that made a page useful. Screenshots lose their source, notes end up in another app, and a growing collection becomes harder to search than the web itself.
The approach
Keep the useful content and its origin together. Foundkeep captures readable page text, screenshots, highlights, links, images, and notes, then gives you a searchable library. Start locally or connect a private account for sync, dashboard access, and configurable organization.
The useful parts.
What the product brings into one place.
Capture the part you care about
Use the redesigned popup for saved pages, highlights, region and full-page screenshots, or a quick note. Context menus keep capture close to the content.
One private collection
Search and browse locally, or connect an account to sync new captures to the web dashboard. Existing local captures are imported only when you choose.
Your collection, your settings
Choose capture methods, popup order, sync, OCR, summaries, and tags from the dashboard. Export your collection or revoke a connected browser when needed.
From start to outcome.
Walk through the product, one step at a time.
STEP 01 OF 04
Choose your library
Create a Foundkeep account for a private cloud collection and keep your recovery code. You can also start with a local library without an account.
WHAT THIS GIVES YOUA collection that fits how you want to save.
Behind the build.
Decisions, boundaries, and the current state of the work.
The project has a new name, bookmark identity, domain, and capture interface. Foundkeep puts saving and returning to useful material at the center of the product, with accounts and a private dashboard extending the original browser library.
Take a closer look.
Open the product or explore its source material.