beehiivYou save the good stuff all week. A thread on pricing pages, a Reddit post about onboarding, an article you meant to finish. ContextBolt Bookmarks keeps all of it in one library. But the library is somewhere you have to go, and on a busy week you don’t.
Put it on your board and the things you saved come to you.
What the board shows from your library
Recent bookmarks: what you saved lately, newest first. X, Reddit and LinkedIn saves sit beside the web pages you kept.
A search: the bookmarks that match a topic or keywords, kept as a widget. Make one for “pricing” next to your revenue chart, and the ideas sit where the decision happens.
Your topics: the groups your library sorts itself into, so you can see what you keep coming back to.
One topic: every bookmark in one of those topics, as a list.
Your agent can use them too. Ask it to read what you saved about onboarding and turn it into three tasks, and they land on your to-do list. Or ask what you saved about a competitor before a call, and it answers from the posts and pages you kept, not from a guess.
The widgets read your library live while the board is open. Save a thread over coffee, and once it has synced, it is on the board the next time you look.
Read-only access
The board never saves, moves or deletes a bookmark. It runs your library’s reads and nothing else, so everything stays exactly as you left it.
It signs in with the email on your ContextBolt account and a code we send you. No key to paste.
What you need
ContextBolt Bookmarks Pro, at $6 a month. The board reads your library through the same connection your AI agent uses, and that connection is on Pro. Basic is free and capped at 150 bookmarks, with no AI connection, so the board would have nothing to read. See ContextBolt Bookmarks.