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Your browser keeps the link. historoo keeps what was on the page.
Not the photo, the video, the article or the trainers you saw. A week later you remember the thing, but not where you saw it. Search for the thing.
No account. Nothing you see is sent to us.
H1Scientists explain why cats knock things off tables
History
- r/aww: the front page of the internetreddit.com/r/aww
- Photo by Kari Sheaunsplash.com/photos/gKXKBY-C-Dk
- BBC News – Homebbc.co.uk/news
- YouTubeyoutube.com/watch?v=Qy8Zt
- Pin on Inspirationpinterest.com/pin/88412
- Food | The Guardiantheguardian.com/food
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Found her like this on the new chair
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1 · The problem
Browser history doesn't save everything
It's a list of titles and links. Search it for what you actually remember and it finds nothing.
| Find it by | Browser history | historoo |
|---|---|---|
| The page's title | Yes | Yes |
| Site or address, like “theguardian.com” | Yes | Yes |
| What's in a picture, like “cat” or “red car” | No | Yes |
| What was said in a video | No | Yes |
| A product and whether its price dropped | No | Yes |
| Text inside a picture, like a poster or a menu | No | With Pro |
| On all your computers | Links only, through your browser account | With Pro through your own Google Drive, encrypted |
2 · What it solves
“Where did I see that?”
You remember the picture, not the page. The story, not the site.
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SunYou watch someone pour latte art on youtube.com.
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FriYou remember the swirl in the cup. Not the channel, not the title.
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SearchType “latte art”. The video is there, with where and when you saw it.
Pictures
Understood by what's in them. “Cat” finds cats even when the page never used the word.
Videos
The thumbnail, title and captions, so “latte art” finds the video you half remember.
Headlines
Page titles and the main headings you read, for when you remember the story but not the site.
Products
Name, picture and price from shops you browsed, and whether the price dropped. Try “trainers under £60”.
It keeps what you looked at, not every ad on the page. Only things that were on your screen for a second or more, plus every page you visit, by title and address.
Try it on someone else's history
Two weeks of a made-up person's browsing. Hover a tile to see where and when they saw it. Click to open the page.
Try
3 · Privacy
Your history stays yours
We store none of your history. It's saved, understood and searched on your own computer, and you decide what stays.
Where it's kept
In your browser's own storage on this computer. With Pro sync, also in your own Google Drive, encrypted so only you can read it.
What we never see
Your history, the pages you visit, the pictures, videos and headlines it saves, and anything you search for. No analytics on what you browse, no ads, nothing sold.
Your controls
- Pause with one click
- Delete the last hour, the last day or everything
- Never save a site you choose
- Lock it with a PIN
- Download all of it whenever you like
Free needs no account. Pro comes with one, which holds your email address and settings, never your history. What a Pro account holds
Pricing
Free
£0
- Search pictures, videos, headlines, products and pages
- History older than 7 days is deleted
- Stays on this computer, no account
- Free for good: no trial, no card
Pro Coming soon
£4 a month, or £30 a year
- Keep your history as long as you like
- The same history on all your computers, through your own Google Drive, encrypted so only you can read it
- Search your history on the web
- Find words written in pictures: screenshots, posters, menus, signs
- Your account holds your email and settings, never your history