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BrowseFlow — Map Your Mind. Rediscover Your Research. Have you ever lost track of that one golden article you stumbled upon? Or…
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BrowseFlow — Map Your Mind. Rediscover Your Research.
Have you ever lost track of that one golden article you stumbled upon? Or wished you could retrace your steps through a rabbit hole of tabs and searches? With BrowseFlow, your web exploration becomes a visual experience — a clear, dynamic map of your online journey.
BrowseFlow is a smart Chrome extension that transforms your browsing session into a graph-based timeline. It records the websites you visit, the path you took, and how long you spent on each page — all in real time, and all beautifully visualized.
🚀 What It Does:
Track Every Visit: Seamlessly logs your visited URLs, titles, and timestamps while you browse.
Visual Graph View: Displays your entire browsing session as an interactive graph — nodes for pages, edges for paths.
Time Insights: Highlights where you spent the most time so you can identify key sources or distractions.
Smart Bookmarks: Select specific pages from your graph to bookmark directly — or export them later.
Session Management: Start and stop research sessions manually, and save them under custom titles for future review.
Context Menu Features: Right-click nodes to revisit, bookmark, or get quick insights.
Resumes Where You Left Off: Reopen saved sessions to revisit your research exactly as it happened.
💡 Why You’ll Love It:
Designed for researchers, students, writers, and curious minds who explore the web with purpose.
Helps you recall what you read, understand how you found it, and organize content more effectively.
No more chaotic tab jungles or forgotten sources — everything is structured and visually accessible.
Lightweight, elegant, and private: Your data is stored locally, not sent to any servers.
🧭 Ideal For:
Academic researchers conducting deep dives across multiple sources
Students writing papers and tracking citations
Professionals organizing industry research
Content creators exploring trends or collecting inspiration
Anyone who’s ever said, “Wait... how did I end up here?”
Start tracking your web research like a pro.
Turn browsing into a map — and never lose your path again.