Save links by context, not by browser.
Tracer gives you a place to organize links around the different things you work on, without relying on bookmarks or keeping everything on your screen.
$1/month during beta
Close tabs confidently. Tracer keeps the trail.
The Problem
Your work lives in multiple contexts. Your browser does not.
Most people work across several projects, roles, or areas of responsibility at the same time. Research, documentation, tools, dashboards, and references pile up quickly.
Browsers only give you one place to store links. Bookmarks become crowded, folders grow deep, and unrelated links end up mixed together. Finding something later often means searching blindly or opening things that no longer belong to what you are doing.
What that feels like
Context gets lost, so returning to work means rebuilding it from scratch.
- Bookmarks store everything together, regardless of project or role.
- You spend time searching instead of picking up where you left off.
- Links that mattered last week become noise for today’s work.
What Tracer unlocks
- You create workspaces that represent projects, roles, or topics.
- Links live inside those workspaces instead of a global bookmarks list.
- The same link can belong to multiple workspaces when it applies in more than one context.
- Everything you save is searchable.
Our Solution
Organize links around what you are working on.
Tracer acts as a home for the links and pages you actually use. This makes it easier to return to ongoing work without rebuilding context each time.
How It Works
Create a workspace for a project or role.
Save links into that workspace as you browse. Add the same link to multiple workspaces if needed.
When you come back later, open Tracer, search across your links or browse a specific workspace, and continue where you left off.
Three simple steps
- Create a workspace for what you are working on.
- Save the links that matter while you browse.
- Return later and pick up exactly where you left off.
Side benefits
- Your bookmarks bar can stay hidden.
- Personal and work links don’t need to share the same space.
- What you show on screen is limited to what you intentionally open.
A Cleaner Browser Comes With It
Because your links live in Tracer, your browser doesn’t need to save them.
These are side effects of keeping your work organized by context.
Get Tracer
Tracer helps you keep resources for different parts of your work organized, searchable, and easy to return to, without turning your browser into the central place where everything lives.
If you regularly work across multiple contexts and rely on saved links to do that work, Tracer is for you.