Shiori

People who move fast online end up with bookmarks scattered across browsers and devices, making it hard to save a link quickly or find it again later. Existing bookmark tools may lack fast full-text search, tagging, or reliable syncing across multiple devices. Users switching from other bookmark managers need a way to bring their existing data with them rather than starting over. The page frames this as a time cost: Shiori's marketing repeatedly states 'your time is worth more,' implying the alternative is wasted time hunting for saved links.

Shiori is a bookmark manager that lets users save links quickly, organize them with tags and folders, and locate any bookmark instantly through full-text search. It syncs across all of a user's devices and supports import and export via JSON, CSV, or HTML, making it easy to switch from another browser or bookmark tool. Setup is described as three steps: create an account, import existing bookmarks or start fresh, and then use tags, folders, and search to find things instantly. Shiori also integrates with ExtraBar, another product from the same maker (Appit Studio) that turns the Mac menu bar into a command center, keeping bookmarks accessible from the menu bar for existing ExtraBar users.