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YouTube timestamps & web highlight bookmarks. Save this exact moment with one shortcut. Ever lose that one YouTube moment you meant to save, or the paragraph you swore you'd come back to? Ward keeps them one keystroke away. While watching YouTube, press Alt+Shift+S and Ward bookmarks the exact playback time along with an excerpt of what's being said at that moment. On any other page, select text and click the Ward button to save it as a highlight with an optional note — the passage is marked in gold right on the page. Open Ward in the browser side panel (Alt+Shift+W or the toolbar icon) and it stays with you as you switch tabs. Click a bookmark and you're back: YouTube videos resume at the saved second, and web pages scroll to the highlight and flash it so you can't miss it. • One-shortcut capture of YouTube timestamps with caption excerpts • Text highlights on any website, restored on your next visit • Persistent side panel that survives tab switches • Nested folders with drag-and-drop, plus multi-select for bulk move and delete • Instant search across titles, notes, and captured text • Source and date on every card (channel name or site) • Editable notes and titles, customizable shortcuts Ward is private by design: everything lives in your browser's local storage. No account, no sign-in, and no data is ever sent anywhere. Whether you're researching, studying from lectures, or collecting good ideas, Ward turns "I'll find it again later" into a single click.
Aug 25, 2026
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