Changelog

What's new, quietly.

A running log of the library, the extension, and how you capture — without a launch party every Tuesday.

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  1. New

    Boards, and a library you can actually find things in

    Your keeps can live on boards now — the same crop on more than one, if it belongs in more than one place. Search, type filters, notes, and tags sit with the source, not in a different app.

    • Boards: group keeps without copying them
    • Filter visuals, sites, snippets, and videos
    • Notes, tags, and a lightbox for looking closer
    • Cached copies of images so a keep still shows if the original page is gone
    • YouTube, Vimeo, and Loom play in the library

    Open your library

  2. New

    Keep from Safari, Firefox, and your phone

    Chrome isn’t the only place the web happens. A bookmarklet, iPhone share, and Android share target mean you can keep a page the moment it catches you — from the browser you’re already in.

    • Bookmarklet for Safari, Firefox, and the rest
    • Share a page to Keep from iPhone
    • Add keep.surf to the home screen on Android, then share pages or images
    • Paste a URL or drop an image straight into the library

    Keep from any browser

  3. New

    The Chrome extension

    Capture without opening another tab. Right-click, use a shortcut, or snip an area. Annotate, add a note, undo if you didn’t mean it. The library is the destination. The tab stays the context.

    • Keep a page, link, image, video, or selection
    • Snip an area, crop, and annotate
    • Shortcuts: Alt+Shift+K keep page, Alt+Shift+S keep area
    • Toast with undo, optional note and tags

    Get the extension

  4. New

    keep.surf

    A private creative library for what catches your eye while you surf. Pages, screenshots, type, UI — saved with the source, without an audience.

    • Private by default
    • Magic-link sign in
    • Keep pages, images, and selections
    • Chrome extension on the Web Store

    Start keeping