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Rocus
Rocus is an AI knowledge graph and bookmark manager that organizes saved websites, notes, and files.
Rocus is an AI knowledge graph and collaborative bookmark manager designed to organize saved websites, notes, and files into a structured system. The platform allows users to collaborate in real time on their collected information. Users can browse their saved history by day to track their research over time. The application keeps data private by utilizing local, in-browser artificial intelligence. It serves individuals and teams who need a centralized and private way to manage and visualize their digital research materials.
Rocus at a glance
- Best for: Researcher, Student
- Runs on: Web
- Pricing: Paid
- Released: December 2025
- Category: AI research tool
- Website: rocus.io
Key features
- Organizes websites, notes, and files into a knowledge graph
- Collaborates in real time with other users
- Browses history by day
- Protects privacy with local, in-browser AI
- Manages bookmarks efficiently
Use it for
- Organize saved websites and notes into a knowledge graph
- Collaborate on research and bookmarks in real time
- Browse saved history and research materials by day
- Manage bookmarks and files with private local AI
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