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Shiori - A fast bookmark manager app that keeps every Mac in sync. Fully keyboard driven.

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Hey everybody! We recently released our bookmark manager called Shiori. Shiori lives in your menu bar, fully keyboard driven, called with a hot key and saves URLs in seconds, keeping them fully synced across your devices with cloud sync, a web dashboard and plans to reach more platforms such as mobile, browser extensions and more in the future. In the video you can see me launching URLs, and they are directed to the specific browser profile I routed them to (with tag-based routing), using Link Groups to open multiple URLs at once and navigating the UI Core Features - Bookmarks are fully synced between devices, one license covers unlimited devices. - Tag-based browser routing - open tagged bookmarks on specific Google Chrome profiles (Beta is only for Google Chrome but will be extended to support more browsers based on requests). - Link Groups - Launch a group of URLs at once, with a single click. - Keyboard-driven access through the menu bar. Quick search bookmarks by URL, title, description or tag. Comparison Shiori was inspired by BarMarks. In comparison to bookmark managers such as Raindrop.io which is a lot more robust, Shiori takes the leaner quick access approach. * I am aware that there are a couple of other bookmark managers with the name Shiori (which means bookmarks in Japanese btw), they are not related to this app. Guess who's doing a better job at naming their apps next time :-) Pricing Shiori is a one-time payment of €24.99 using code RMACAPPS for 50% off. The RMACAPPS code is available until July 4th 2026 I know the website says 14-day money back guarantee, but it's actually 30-day money back guarantee so you can test it for a whole month to see if it works for you. If you're not happy with it, you'll get your money back in full. EDIT: Fixed website.

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u/NZRedditUser

Im confused does safari/firefox or so not keep your bookmarks in sync on every device including mobile? Most browsing is done on mobile now do you have a mobile launcher? Or is this only desktop?

u/UnluckyDuckyDuckOPReply

Shiori lets you keep your bookmarks outside of the browser, personally I use both Google Chrome and Safari and occasionally try a different bookmark, so having it live separately is much better for me. Currently it is desktop only, but mobile app is planned.

u/Actual_Tear7512

So you say that raindrop is more robust, you say yours is a leaner approach but the cost is 50, but 25 for launch is crazy to me when raindrop has a generous free plan. Plus why does website say 14 days but here 30, why can’t you modify site to say 30? Also your site has a diff launch price. I also see bar marks was last updated 3 months ago, and again MUCH cheaper than yours. So what do you actually offer differently to charge that much for a bookmarks manager?

u/davidmorelo

I think you spent more time on the website and marketing materials than the app itself.

u/UnluckyDuckyDuckOPReply

Shiori lets you keep your bookmarks outside of the browser, personally I use both Google Chrome and Safari and occasionally try a different bookmark, so having it live separately is much better for me.

u/No_Employment_2004

€24.99 for a bookmark manager app is expensive to me, you would probably get more people buying it at €12

u/UnluckyDuckyDuckOPReply

Appreciate the feedback. Prices might change in the future, but I can't say what they'll be.

u/airgl0w

There’s already a self hosted application for bookmarks called Shiori 🤔

u/UnluckyDuckyDuckOPReply

Yeah I mentioned that in the post. There are a couple of other apps called Shiori, as it is "bookmark" in Japanese. Very common name.

u/RenegadeUK

Bit expensive but hope its worth it for those who do 😄

u/UnluckyDuckyDuckOPReply

Great! Let me know if there's anything you need or any feature you're missing 😄

u/phunk8

i never read “inspired by” here. nice touch, makes it way easier to read what follows. ty.

u/macnatic0

So, as an ExtraBar user, I can use Shiori for free, if I understand correctly?

u/UnluckyDuckyDuckOPReply

That's true you can add the bookmark widget and enjoy the free plan 😄

u/wassago

I actually like the decision to keep it lean instead of trying to compete with something like Raindrop. The browser profile routing is a feature I haven't really seen done well before. Any plans to support Safari profiles too? That'd probably be a big one for this sub.

u/UnluckyDuckyDuckOPReply

Appreciate it! Yeah, we're definitely not trying to be the next Raindrop here, the idea is keeping it quick, quality of life features, as well as targeting some niche use cases like collaboration which might be nice for students or teams, routing and api access. Yeah support for Safari profiles is my next ticket :-) If you want to get notified about it you can subscribe to the newsletter at the bottom of the website and you'll receive emails about releases.

u/solarsflare

I know its been out for a bit already but congrats with Shiori! :D