A bookmark manager built on Cloudflare Workers and D1 that saves links via a bookmarklet or Chrome extension, with no account required.
denho/faved
Self-hosted, privacy-focused bookmark manager with nested tags, duplicate detection and browser and iOS save integrations.
Open-source alternative to:Pocket
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- 1,333
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- Open issues
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- Last commit
- 3 months ago
What is it?
Faved is a bookmark manager for large collections. It organizes saved links with nested tags, so a tag such as Backend can sit under Programming Languages, and it can roll up items from child tags into parent views. Titles, descriptions and preview images are fetched automatically when a bookmark is added, and duplicates are detected.
The app can be self-hosted with no external dependencies, in which case all data is stored locally in SQLite. A hosted cloud version is also offered. Saving is possible through a Chrome extension, a browser bookmarklet, or Apple Shortcuts on iOS, macOS and iPadOS. Existing bookmarks can be imported from Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge with folder structure preserved as nested tags, or migrated from Raindrop.io and Pocket.
The interface is responsive and installable as a PWA, with light and dark modes, instant search, sorting, bulk actions, and card, list or table layouts. The frontend is built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind and shadcn/ui, and the backend runs on PHP 8.
Key features
- 01Nested tags with rollup to include items from child tags
- 02Automatic fetching of titles, descriptions and preview images
- 03Duplicate detection when adding bookmarks
- 04Chrome extension, browser bookmarklet and Apple Shortcuts for saving
- 05Import from major browsers and migration from Raindrop.io and Pocket
- 06Installable PWA with light and dark mode
Use cases
- Keeping a large personal library of links organized by nested topics
- Self-hosting a bookmark store where all data stays on your own server
- Moving bookmarks over from Pocket or Raindrop.io while keeping collections and tags
- Saving links from iPhone or Mac through the Apple share sheet
Quick start
- 1
Follow the self-hosting installation guide in the docs
Topics
FAQ
- What is faved?
- Self-hosted, privacy-focused bookmark manager with nested tags, duplicate detection and browser and iOS save integrations. Faved is a bookmark manager for large collections. It organizes saved links with nested tags, so a tag such as Backend can sit under Programming Languages, and it can roll up items from child tags into parent views. Titles, descriptions and preview images are fetched automatically when a bookmark is added, and duplicates are detected.
- Is faved free to use? What license does it have?
- faved is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is faved still maintained?
- Updated within 6 months. The last commit to faved was on Aug 5, 2026.
- What can I use faved for?
- Keeping a large personal library of links organized by nested topics Self-hosting a bookmark store where all data stays on your own server Moving bookmarks over from Pocket or Raindrop.io while keeping collections and tags Saving links from iPhone or Mac through the Apple share sheet
- How do I install faved?
- Follow the self-hosting installation guide in the docs
- Where can I get faved?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/denho/faved
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