BMM is a platform focused on collecting, sharing, and discovering high-quality websites and valuable web links. It organizes a large number of bookmarks—over 650 as of a recent update—across 46 distinct tags, allowing users to filter and navigate bookmarks efficiently. The interface supports rapid tag-based filtering, including multi-selection for cross-filtering, which helps users quickly locate relevant resources based on their interests or needs.
The tool features a "tag pool" that covers a wide range of categories such as AI, images, video, design, cloud services, open-source projects, storage, databases, programming languages (including React, Vue, CSS, JavaScript, and Rust), documentation, e-books, apps, learning materials, APIs, blogs, communities, articles, and more. This breadth of categorization makes it suitable for users seeking to explore or manage links related to technology, development, design, media, and general online resources.
BMM presents itself as a resource for ongoing accumulation and curation of high-value web links, emphasizing the discovery and sharing of quality sites. The platform is web-based, as indicated by its navigation and browsing features.
As a bookmark management and discovery tool, BMM is positioned for users who wish to systematically organize and explore a diverse set of web resources across multiple domains and interests.
BMM is a Read-it-later & curation project. It focuses on managing and organizing bookmarks efficiently across devices with intelligent tagging and AI-powered website parsing. BMM is a consumer product aimed at web users seeking advanced bookmark management. A free plan is available. It runs on the web, iOS, and Android.
Behind BMM is Y80, and it first shipped in 2024. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 336 stars and 70 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 8 catalogued features are AI parsing, tag generation, and cross-device sync.
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