Reway

The problem

People save useful pages constantly, but a browser's bookmarks bar treats every save as a final resting place, not a working library. The collection grows, and it gets harder to trust, scan, or revisit. Reway started from a different premise: a saved page should stay part of the work it came from, quick to capture and easy to find again.

Getting there meant solving several things at once. Capture couldn't interrupt browsing. Organizing a real library had to stay lightweight. Retrieval had to work from a half-remembered title or topic. And the web dashboard and the browser extension had to feel like one private product, not two.

The solution

Reway captures first and enriches in the background: a save completes instantly, and titles, descriptions, favicons, and images fill in afterward without holding up the moment. The dashboard is the home for the library, with list, card, icon, and folder-board views, search, notes, and todos alongside saved references. The Chrome extension is the capture surface, built to save a page, a batch of links, or a whole tab session without breaking focus.

What we delivered

• A private dashboard for browsing, searching, grouping, reordering, and managing bookmarks
• Multiple ways to scan a library: list, cards, icons, and a folder-board view
• A keyboard-first command bar for frequent actions
• A Chrome extension for saving pages, link batches, and tab sessions, plus optional X bookmark capture
• Background metadata enrichment that never delays a save
• Private, user-scoped data handling with duplicate checks and live updates

Outcome

Reway is a working, end-to-end product: people capture references from the browser, return to a synced private library, organize it in ways that fit their work, and find saved material again with less friction. Development continues, with current work focused on speed, reliability, and accessibility.

Technology

Next.js, React, and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui. Supabase provides authentication and the Postgres-backed data layer, and the Chrome extension is built on Manifest V3 with its own lightweight tooling, kept separate from the dashboard.