Right-click anything on the web to keep a trace of it. Come back next week, next month — Ghost finds it again, even if the page has changed underneath it.
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Bookmarks break the moment a layout changes. Ghost was built for a web that never sits still.
Right-click any element — a price, a paragraph, a headline. Ghost quietly keeps a trace of it, stored only on your machine.
The site redesigns. The layout shifts. The element moves three sections down, or the page gets rebuilt entirely.
Ghost re-anchors using what the element said, not where it sat, and drops a soft indicator right back on top of it.
When coordinates fail, Ghost searches the current page for the closest textual match and re-attaches itself there.
Every capture lives in your browser's own storage. Nothing is sent anywhere, and nothing needs an account.
A single soft indicator, nothing else, until you choose to open it. Ghost Mode can be switched off in one tap.
Ghost is free, local-first, and takes about ten seconds to set up.
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