The problem: We come across things worth keeping every day. Articles, links, screenshots, ideas. But we're usually busy when we find them, so they end up scattered across bookmarks, tabs, screenshots, notes apps, and app-specific saves.
I wanted one place to capture things quickly without switching windows, and keep them all in a single repository.
That's Resurf, a personal context library for projects, ideas, inspiration, reading, and references.
How it's different: Resurf is closer to mymind or Fabric than a traditional bookmark manager. But mymind and Fabric live in the cloud, and Resurf is local-first, built around your own library on Mac. And unlike Obsidian, it's not just for markdown. Every format renders natively, so notes, links, PDFs, images, audio, and videos all sit together as one personal context library.
Today we're shipping the biggest update since v1.
V2 focuses on the core experience:
- Comments and highlights. Add context directly to what you save instead of just collecting it.
- AI chat and AI tagging. Organize and use AI to work with your own personal context (opt-in, bring your own keys).
- Much better image, video, and PDF viewing.
- UX polish across the app.
Pricing: One-time purchase.
- 2-year plan: $49, currently $39 for early supporters.
- Lifetime plan: $99, currently $79 (20% off).
Students: email us from your school address at support@resurf.so for a discount.
Website: resurf.so
Changelog: resurf.so/changelogs
AI disclaimer: Resurf is Human validated.