Your bookmarks forever

Beautifully organised and offline backup

Download on the App Store Free. No account. No tracking. Also on the Chrome Web Store.

Ewig on iPad in landscape, a sidebar of collections beside a grid of saved pages

The Ewig app on Mac showing a sidebar of collections and a grid of saved bookmarks

Ewig on Apple Watch showing your collections

Real snapshots

The internet forgets. Ewig doesn’t.

Links rot. Ewig saves the page itself: HTML, a full-page image, a PDF. You choose what to keep.

Opens offline, even after the site is gone.
Clean captures. Cookie banners handled, quality checked, retried when needed.
Kept small. Never more than 25 MB a page.
Dated versions of pages that change.
Your own covers, photo or video.

Ewig's Archive tab on iPhone showing the full-page archive of a saved page

Files you own

Your archive is a folder, not a database.

Plain files in folders that mirror your collections. Open them in Finder, a browser or Obsidian. Delete the app and the archive still opens.

$ tree ~/Ewig\ Archive
Ewig Archive/
├── Tech/
│   ├── Jobs/
│   │   └── 2026-06-11 Senior Swift Engineer ∙ 1a2b3c4d/
│   │       ├── Senior Swift Engineer.md   ← plain-text metadata
│   │       ├── cover.heic
│   │       ├── snapshot.html              ← opens in any browser
│   │       ├── snapshot.pdf
│   │       └── versions/                  ← dated backups
│   └── 2026-06-12 Swift Concurrency Guide ∙ 5e6f7a8b/
├── Read/
├── Inspiration/
└── Unsorted/

Private by default

No accounts. No analytics. No servers.

Your archive lives in your iCloud Drive or a folder on your Mac. We never see it.

iCloud or local, switch any time.
No tracking, no telemetry, no third-party code.
Nothing to leak. Privacy policy.

Ewig onboarding screen offering a choice between iCloud Drive and a local folder

Find anything

A thousand bookmarks, one keystroke away.

⌘K finds bookmarks, jumps to collections and runs actions. Browse as cards, list or headlines.

Detail panel: live page, notes and archive side by side.
Duplicate finder removes repeated links in one pass.
Dead link finder shows which originals are gone.

Ewig's command palette open over the library on Mac, finding bookmarks as you type

Built for power users

Your archive, scriptable.

The ewig CLI searches, adds and exports from the terminal, with --json for scripts and agents.

Import from any browser, Pocket or Raindrop. Export to HTML or CSV any time.

$ ewig search "swift concurrency" --json
[{ "id": "1a2b3c4d", "title": "Swift Concurrency Guide", … }]
$ ewig screenshot 1a2b3c4d
1a2b3c4d.heic
$ pbpaste | ewig add --html --pdf
9c8d7e6f  Why Links Rot
$ ewig export --format html
Ewig Bookmarks.html

Start your forever archive.

No account.
No sign-in.
No subscription.
No in-app purchases.
No ads.
No analytics.
No telemetry.
No tracking.
No third-party code.
No servers.
No data to sell.
No lock-in.
No export fee.
No forced migrations.
No internet needed to open a snapshot.

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