Save web pages before they change or disappear.
VaultShelf creates a searchable copy of articles, documentation, and other pages you want to keep — so you can open them again from your vault. VaultShelf saves the page, not just the link.
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How saving works
- Paste a link — or use Chrome. Add a URL, or archive the page you’re on with the Chrome extension.
- VaultShelf captures it. When capture succeeds, we store a readable HTML snapshot plus the title, URL, domain, and capture date.
- Find it anytime. Search titles, tags, and page text — then open the archived copy.
When capture succeeds, VaultShelf stores the title, original URL, source domain, capture date, and a readable HTML snapshot with searchable text. It is not a perfect offline clone of every site.
Bookmarks are addresses. Addresses go dark.
Bookmarks save the address. VaultShelf saves the page — so content remains available and searchable if the original is deleted, changed, or moved.
Preserve it. Find it. Organise it.
- Preserve it — Keep a captured snapshot when the original changes or disappears (if capture succeeded).
- Find it — Search titles, tags, and page text.
- Organise it — Create collections for projects, research, and inspiration.
Your archive belongs to you
VaultShelf is an early product built for people who are tired of useful bookmarks turning into broken links. Your vault is private. Export JSON or CSV from Settings. Delete your account anytime from Settings.
Questions
See the on-page FAQ for what VaultShelf preserves, privacy, export, cancellation, and capture limits — or read the privacy policy.