Product Information
What is Faro?
Faro is the simplest way to save and track pages.
When saving, you highlight a sentence to serve as a tagline. It helps you remember what the page is about and why you saved it. If unsure—just save the sentence you're reading when you feel the urge to save.
All saves appear on the dashboard. By default, they're sorted by recency, so you won't forget what you recently saved. You can pick up reading where you left off—no need for a separate reading list. You can also pin or archive items to organize them further.
Organize them with tags. Since you're reminded of what you saved and why, you can do this later. Managing saves is much easier compared to bookmarks. It includes nested tags (like in Obsidian).
Clicking "Save" takes you straight back to your highlight—useful for longer articles, especially when you step away from reading.
Also:
- If you uninstall Faro, export your saves to bookmarks to keep them.
- Copy the link to your highlight to share or paste into Notion, Obsidian, etc.
How to use Faro?
Faro is a tool that integrates web highlighting and bookmark management features. It simplifies the saving and organization of web pages by allowing users to highlight a sentence on the page as a tagline, helping them remember the core content and reason for saving the page.
Core Functions of Faro
Lightweight
Dark Mode
Available Offline
Cloud Sync
Web clipping
Ad-Free
Usage Scenarios of Faro
- Highlight key sentences as tags when saving web pages for quick content recall later.
- Resume reading long articles from where you left off without needing a separate reading list.
- Flexibly organize saved pages using tags, pins, and archiving features.
- Copy and share highlighted links with others or paste them into note tools like Notion, Obsidian, etc.
- Export saved content as browser bookmarks to prevent data loss if Faro is uninstalled.
- Escape the clutter of traditional bookmarks and efficiently manage large numbers of web links.
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