A Chrome extension for developers

Your developer resources, organized.

DevKartz keeps the docs, tools and tutorials you keep coming back to. Sorted into categories, found with a keystroke, and stored only in your browser.

See how it works

Free / No account / Nothing leaves your browser

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DevKartz
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A working demo. Click “Save this tab”, search, star things.

MDN Web DocsCan I useRegex101web.devJavaScript.infoTypeScript DocsReact DocsNode.js DocsGitHub DocsStack OverflowJSONLintMDN Web DocsCan I useRegex101web.dev

Bookmarks pile up. Tabs multiply. The one page you needed is somewhere in the pile. DevKartz gives every useful doc, tool and tutorial a place to live, then gets out of your way.

What’s inside

Small on purpose.

One job, done well. A fast shelf for the links developers reuse, with nothing to sign up for and nothing to configure.

  1. 01

    Save in one click

    Hit “Save this tab” and the title and address are captured. Add a note, a category and tags if you want to.

  2. 02

    Categories and tags

    One category per link, as many tags as you like. Click a tag in your list to filter by it.

  3. 03

    Search that keeps up

    Names, addresses, descriptions and tags are searched as you type. Press / to jump to the box.

  4. 04

    Favorites and sorting

    Star what you use daily. Sort by favorites, A–Z or newest. Copy a link, edit it, or undo a delete.

  5. 05

    Your data, portable

    Export your whole library as a JSON file, or import one. There’s also an optional starter set of twelve popular sites.

  6. 06

    Local by design

    Everything is kept in your browser’s own storage. No account, no server, no analytics.

DevKartzSave this tab
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Saved “Regex101”

How it works

Three moves. That’s the whole thing.

1

Save the page you’re on

Found a doc worth keeping? Click “Save this tab”. DevKartz grabs the title and address for you.

2

Give it a home

Pick a category and add a few tags, or skip it for now. You can edit anything later.

3

Find it in a second

Start typing. The list narrows as you go, so you land on the page instead of rebuilding the search.

Privacy

The privacy policy fits on one screen.

0permissions asked for
0servers that see your data
0trackers or analytics
  • Create an account or ask you to sign in
  • Send your data to any server, including ours
  • Use analytics, ads or trackers
  • Sell or share your data
  • Read your browsing history or page content

Your links stay in your browser’s local storage. The two permissions are storage and activeTab.

Read the full policy

Questions

Things people ask.

Something else? Write to contactdevkartz@gmail.com.

A lightweight Chrome extension for saving useful developer websites, sorting them into categories and tags, and finding them again with search.

Yes, the current version is free. If optional paid features are ever added, we’ll say so here and update the privacy policy before they ship.

In your browser, using chrome.storage.local. It stays on your device and is removed if you uninstall the extension.

No. There is no sign-in and nothing is sent to a server.

Yes. Export your library as a JSON file whenever you like, and import it again later or on another computer. The file is saved where you choose and is never uploaded.

With the activeTab permission, DevKartz reads the title and address of the current tab only when you click the button. It does not read page content or your history.

Give your best links a shelf.

Free, private, and ready in one click.

Almost there.

DevKartz is on its way to the Chrome Web Store. Want a heads-up when it’s live? Send us a note and we’ll write back the day it launches.

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