A bookmark tells you a page exists. DoMarks remembers what you meant to do about it.
Save a link and give it an action — watch, listen, read, or one of your own. It stays on your list until you check it off. That's the whole idea.
Every Mark carries what you meant to do with it. Open your Read list when you have ten minutes, your Watch list when you have an hour. Premium adds custom actions with their own symbols and colors.
Tag a Mark with a project, a trip, a client — anything. Tags work across actions, so a single list narrows to exactly the part you want.
The share sheet in Safari and every other app. Safari's toolbar on Mac. Control Center. Siri. Drag and drop on iPad and Mac. However the link reaches you, it's two taps from your list.
Ask Siri to save the page you're reading, open a Mark by name, or check one off. Eleven new Shortcuts actions cover finding, completing, and organizing — and Marks come back as cards you can act on without leaving Siri. On iOS 26, every change can be undone.
Spotlight searches your Marks, tags, and actions. Say "Search DoMarks for" and anything you've saved, and the app opens with the results already waiting.
iPhone, iPad, and Mac, kept in sync through your own iCloud account. Start a list on your phone and finish it at your desk.
Everything else DoMarks does, without the screenshots.