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Save travel links to your Epic Itineraries collections You know the feeling. You find the perfect hidden beach on some travel blog, a restaurant review that makes you hungry just reading it, a hotel with that rooftop pool. You tell yourself you'll come back to it. You won't. Browser bookmarks don't cut it. Screenshots get buried. That tab you swore you'd keep open? Gone after the next restart. Epic Itineraries fixes this. The extension sits quietly in your browser until you find something worth saving. One click, and it's captured — title, image, description, content type, all pulled automatically. No copy-pasting. No switching tabs. But saving is just the start. SAVE FROM ANYWHERE, INSTANTLY Click the extension icon or press Ctrl+Shift+S (Cmd+Shift+S on Mac) to save whatever you're looking at. Articles, hotel pages, restaurant reviews, YouTube travel guides, Airbnb listings — anything with a URL. Right-click any page or link and choose "Save to Epic Itineraries" from the context menu. Whichever way suits you. The platform automatically extracts titles, descriptions, images, authors, and content type from saved pages. You don't need to fill in anything unless you want to. ORGANISE INTO COLLECTIONS Group your finds into collections — a trip to Japan, a weekend in Lisbon, a someday list. The collection picker appears when you save, with search, keyboard navigation (arrow keys and Enter), and pinned collections shown first. Can't find the right collection? Create a new one directly from the popup without leaving your current page. No need to open the app, create it there, and come back. Collections are optional. If you just want to save a link quickly and sort it later, that works too. ADD NOTES WHILE IT'S FRESH Every link has an optional notes field right in the save popup. Jot down why you saved it, what caught your eye, or a reminder for later. "The terrace has sunset views" or "Sam recommended this" — the kind of context you'll thank yourself for when you're actually planning. WHAT HAPPENS AFTER YOU SAVE This is where it gets interesting. Everything you save through the extension syncs to your Epic Itineraries account at epic-itineraries.com. From there: - Your links are searchable, taggable, and browsable in your dashboard - Collections can be shared with friends or family for collaborative trip planning - When you've gathered enough inspiration, AI reads what you actually saved — not generic travel guides — and drafts a day-by-day itinerary based on your real research - A Discover feed lets you see what other travellers are collecting, so you can find new inspiration from people with similar taste The AI itinerary feature spots patterns, flags gaps in your research (no dinner spots on day three?), and creates something you can shape however you like. It starts with your sources. Always. BUILT FOR SPEED The extension is designed to stay out of your way: - One-click save from the toolbar icon - Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+S (Cmd+Shift+S on Mac) - Right-click context menu on any page or link - Keyboard navigation in the collection picker (arrow keys, Enter, Escape) - Auto-closes after saving so you can get back to browsing - Clean popup that loads your collections instantly
Mar 2, 2026
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