Last updated 25 August 2026
borkmarkr saves links you choose to save. This policy describes what is stored, where, and who can see it.
For each link you save (a “bork”), borkmarkr stores the URL, a title, the name of the account or site that posted it, which platform it came from, a topic and tags, any note you write, a thumbnail image address when one is available, the date you saved it, and how many times you have opened it.
By default, on your device. If you never sign in, your library stays on your iPhone and we cannot see it.
If you sign in, your saved links and your email address are stored on our servers in the United States, so your library is backed up and available on your other devices. Access is restricted so only your account can read or write your data.
Signing in is how we verify who you are. We store your email address for the sole purpose of identifying your account and sending you a one-time sign-in code. There is no password. We do not send marketing email.
borkmarkr sorts saved links into topics. Almost all of that happens on your device, offline, by matching words in the title and address.
When that is not enough to place a link and you are signed in, the app may ask a language model instead. In that case the link’s address, its title, the account that posted it, and any tags you typed are sent to our server and from there to a language model provider acting on our behalf, which returns a suggested topic. That provider does not use the request to train models. Your notes and your email address are never sent. If you are signed out, this never happens.
The suggestion is only a suggestion: it is shown to you and you can change it before saving.
If you are signed in, the app can summarise what you have been saving lately. To do that, it sends the titles, topics and tags of up to 40 of your recent saves — never the links themselves, never your notes — to that same language model provider, which returns a short summary. This only runs inside the app for you; the result is not stored on our server and is not visible to anyone else. Signed out, this feature is off.
When you save a link, the app may request that page directly from your device to read its title and preview image. That website therefore receives an ordinary web request from your device, as it would if you opened the link in a browser. borkmarkr does not tell those sites who you are.
To draw a small site icon next to each save, the app may also ask Google’s public favicon service for the icon of that site’s domain — the domain only, never the full link, and nothing about you.
Deleting a saved link removes it from your library. Deleting the app removes everything stored on your device.
To delete your account and everything stored on the server, email hello@bookmarker.lol from your account’s email address, and it will be deleted within 30 days.
If you leave your email address on bookmarker.lol to hear about the beta or the launch, it is stored on our servers and used only to email you about borkmarkr. No one else can see the list. To be removed, reply to any of those emails or write to hello@bookmarker.lol.
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borkmarkr is not directed at children under 13 and we do not knowingly collect their data.
If this policy changes materially, the updated version will be posted here with a new date above.