Productivity tool
2026 · Chrome Extension
FolderMark
A focused bookmark-folder workspace with search, color labels, duplicate detection and clearer organization.
- Year
- 2026
- My role
- Product definition · UX · Development · Launch
- Platform
- Chrome Extension
01
The problem
Chrome bookmarks become difficult to scan as folders and saved links accumulate. Native management tools expose the data, but do not make repeated organization feel quick or approachable.
02
Product approach
I treated bookmark management as a recurring maintenance workflow, bringing folder status, search and cleanup actions into one compact interface.
03
Key product decisions
01
Folders first
The interface starts from the user's existing folder structure instead of inventing a separate library.
02
Color as metadata
Color labels support faster visual scanning without changing Chrome's underlying bookmark model.
03
Cleanup with context
Duplicate detection and counts make maintenance actionable instead of merely reporting problems.
04
From need to launch
01
Audit
Mapped the friction in searching, comparing and maintaining an expanding bookmark collection.
02
Structure
Designed focused views for folders, duplicates, smart organization and statistics.
03
Refine
Tested real bookmark data and bilingual layouts before publishing the extension.
05
What I learned
Organization tools need to preserve users' existing mental models. The best improvements made Chrome's bookmark structure easier to see rather than replacing it.
06
Store promo graphics
Screenshots from the Chrome Web Store listing.
