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Yonder
The bookmark that comes to you, right in your address bar
Yonder puts real destinations in the address bar you already use: the tab you have open, your bookmarks, the sites you go back to, the site itself, and real stores with no ads. Plain words save and pin pages, your lists sync through iCloud, and one shortcut opens the same bar over any app.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Mo, and I build small Mac apps on my own.
Confession: I bookmark everything and find nothing. Every bookmark manager wanted me to go to it. So I flipped it around. Yonder brings your bookmarks to you, in the one place you already type all day: your browser's address bar.
Start typing and real destinations grow right out of the caret. No extension, no new window, no new habit.
✨ IN THE ADDRESS BAR • Works in Safari and Chrome, and in Arc, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi and Comet, which share Chrome's engine. Firefox and Zen get the panel too, minus the tab tricks. • The tab you already have open answers first (pick it and Yonder switches to it, no duplicate tab). Then your bookmarks, the sites you keep going back to, the site itself, and the web. • Typos still find the page, and the keywords you give a page find it too. • Arrow onto a result and its address lands in the bar before you press Return, so you see exactly where you're going. Escape gives your words back. • Ask where to buy something and real stores from your region come back, with the ads stripped out. Type a store's name and your country's edition comes first (amazon.sa before amazon.com). • The first nine rows are numbered. ⌘1 opens, ⌘⇧1 saves to a list, ⌘⌃1 picks the browser. ⌘↩ opens a new tab, ⌥↩ copies the link, ⇧↩ drops the address in the bar without going. • Searched a whole sentence? The other results fold into a little pill at the top right. Hover it to reopen them, or click the bar and they fly back. • On macOS 26 you can switch on Apple Intelligence, on your Mac only, to sort sentence results and tag them Store, Official or Article.
💬 PLAIN WORDS ARE COMMANDS • "save in #hardware", "save as Specs in #hardware", "add this to #reading", "pin this", "remove this", "open all #work". They work in Arabic too. • Close name? It asks "Did you mean". New name? It offers to create the list. Type # alone to see every list.
📚 A SIDEBAR WAITING AT THE EDGE • Rest the pointer on the little tab at the screen's edge (or press ⌃⇧L) and your lists slide in. Pin it open, or let it leave when you do. • Pinned sites up top, an Inbox for anything saved without a list, and a search box for every link you own. • Give each list an icon, a colour or any emoji. Drag to reorder lists and sites, hover a list to peek inside, and drag a site straight into another list. • Save without typing: drag a link from your browser onto the sidebar, or save the one on your clipboard. Drag a site out into any app and it arrives as its link. • Click to open, ⌘-click to choose the browser. Every site has an edit card for its name, address, keywords and a note. • A magic wand turns "Browse software deals for…" into "AppSumo" across a whole list, and a second press puts the old names back. • Import from Safari, Chrome, Firefox or any HTML export (folders become lists, duplicates are skipped), plus your Safari, Chrome or Firefox history so "recent sites" is smart from day one. Export to HTML or JSON anytime. • Check every link now, or turn on a daily check, and broken links get flagged.
⚡ ONE BAR OVER ANY APP • ⌥⇧Space opens the same engine from anywhere: open tabs, bookmarks, stores, the web, same numbers. • Press → and the page slides in for a quick look. Scroll it, follow its links with a Back button, open it in any browser, or press ← to go back. • Drag it wherever you like. It stays until you press Escape, so you can copy something and come back.
☁️ BETWEEN YOUR MACS • Turn on iCloud and every list, name, keyword and note travels through your own private iCloud. Newest change wins, and deletions carry over.
⚙️ YOUR MAC, YOUR RULES • Both global shortcuts are yours to change, and every key and trick is listed on one Settings page. • Choose where the panel appears and how many rows it shows. Prefer the browser's own arrow keys? Set "Arrows after Tab". • Turn Yonder off, or off for one browser, straight from the menu bar. It opens at login if you want it to. • Pick your search order: Bing leads, DuckDuckGo backs it up, and Google goes last because it blocks hidden browsers. Hide junk domains, and set your region and language in a few letters. • A Permissions page shows what's granted and takes you to the right switch. A speed meter shows how fast results reach you. • Yonder checks for updates by itself, and if a search engine changes its page, a small daily list keeps results working without waiting for an update.
🔒 PRIVACY • No account, no analytics. What you type goes to the search engines in your chosen order to find web results, never to us. • Through Accessibility, Yonder reads only the address bar. It asks your browser for its open tabs' titles and addresses, and never reads a page, a password, or what you type anywhere else. • Your bookmarks stay on your Mac, and in your own private iCloud only if you turn sync on.
🎁 THE LAUNCH DEAL • Native, notarized, macOS 15 or later on Apple silicon. • Free for 7 days with everything on. No account, no card. • One-time purchase: one licence covers two Macs, with free updates. Move it between Macs anytime from Settings. • $14.99, or $9.99 with code YONDERPH until 6 October.
I read every comment. Tell me the one thing you type into your address bar a hundred times a day, and I'll make Yonder answer it faster. 🚀
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About Yonder on Product Hunt
“The bookmark that comes to you, right in your address bar”
Yonder was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #153 on the daily leaderboard. Yonder puts real destinations in the address bar you already use: the tab you have open, your bookmarks, the sites you go back to, the site itself, and real stores with no ads. Plain words save and pin pages, your lists sync through iCloud, and one shortcut opens the same bar over any app.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Mo, and I build small Mac apps on my own.
Confession: I bookmark everything and find nothing. Every bookmark manager wanted me to go to it. So I flipped it around. Yonder brings your bookmarks to you, in the one place you already type all day: your browser's address bar.
Start typing and real destinations grow right out of the caret. No extension, no new window, no new habit.
✨ IN THE ADDRESS BAR
• Works in Safari and Chrome, and in Arc, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi and Comet, which share Chrome's engine. Firefox and Zen get the panel too, minus the tab tricks.
• The tab you already have open answers first (pick it and Yonder switches to it, no duplicate tab). Then your bookmarks, the sites you keep going back to, the site itself, and the web.
• Typos still find the page, and the keywords you give a page find it too.
• Arrow onto a result and its address lands in the bar before you press Return, so you see exactly where you're going. Escape gives your words back.
• Ask where to buy something and real stores from your region come back, with the ads stripped out. Type a store's name and your country's edition comes first (amazon.sa before amazon.com).
• The first nine rows are numbered. ⌘1 opens, ⌘⇧1 saves to a list, ⌘⌃1 picks the browser. ⌘↩ opens a new tab, ⌥↩ copies the link, ⇧↩ drops the address in the bar without going.
• Searched a whole sentence? The other results fold into a little pill at the top right. Hover it to reopen them, or click the bar and they fly back.
• On macOS 26 you can switch on Apple Intelligence, on your Mac only, to sort sentence results and tag them Store, Official or Article.
💬 PLAIN WORDS ARE COMMANDS
• "save in #hardware", "save as Specs in #hardware", "add this to #reading", "pin this", "remove this", "open all #work". They work in Arabic too.
• Close name? It asks "Did you mean". New name? It offers to create the list. Type # alone to see every list.
📚 A SIDEBAR WAITING AT THE EDGE
• Rest the pointer on the little tab at the screen's edge (or press ⌃⇧L) and your lists slide in. Pin it open, or let it leave when you do.
• Pinned sites up top, an Inbox for anything saved without a list, and a search box for every link you own.
• Give each list an icon, a colour or any emoji. Drag to reorder lists and sites, hover a list to peek inside, and drag a site straight into another list.
• Save without typing: drag a link from your browser onto the sidebar, or save the one on your clipboard. Drag a site out into any app and it arrives as its link.
• Click to open, ⌘-click to choose the browser. Every site has an edit card for its name, address, keywords and a note.
• A magic wand turns "Browse software deals for…" into "AppSumo" across a whole list, and a second press puts the old names back.
• Import from Safari, Chrome, Firefox or any HTML export (folders become lists, duplicates are skipped), plus your Safari, Chrome or Firefox history so "recent sites" is smart from day one. Export to HTML or JSON anytime.
• Check every link now, or turn on a daily check, and broken links get flagged.
⚡ ONE BAR OVER ANY APP
• ⌥⇧Space opens the same engine from anywhere: open tabs, bookmarks, stores, the web, same numbers.
• Press → and the page slides in for a quick look. Scroll it, follow its links with a Back button, open it in any browser, or press ← to go back.
• Drag it wherever you like. It stays until you press Escape, so you can copy something and come back.
☁️ BETWEEN YOUR MACS
• Turn on iCloud and every list, name, keyword and note travels through your own private iCloud. Newest change wins, and deletions carry over.
⚙️ YOUR MAC, YOUR RULES
• Both global shortcuts are yours to change, and every key and trick is listed on one Settings page.
• Choose where the panel appears and how many rows it shows. Prefer the browser's own arrow keys? Set "Arrows after Tab".
• Turn Yonder off, or off for one browser, straight from the menu bar. It opens at login if you want it to.
• Pick your search order: Bing leads, DuckDuckGo backs it up, and Google goes last because it blocks hidden browsers. Hide junk domains, and set your region and language in a few letters.
• A Permissions page shows what's granted and takes you to the right switch. A speed meter shows how fast results reach you.
• Yonder checks for updates by itself, and if a search engine changes its page, a small daily list keeps results working without waiting for an update.
🔒 PRIVACY
• No account, no analytics. What you type goes to the search engines in your chosen order to find web results, never to us.
• Through Accessibility, Yonder reads only the address bar. It asks your browser for its open tabs' titles and addresses, and never reads a page, a password, or what you type anywhere else.
• Your bookmarks stay on your Mac, and in your own private iCloud only if you turn sync on.
🎁 THE LAUNCH DEAL
• Native, notarized, macOS 15 or later on Apple silicon.
• Free for 7 days with everything on. No account, no card.
• One-time purchase: one licence covers two Macs, with free updates. Move it between Macs anytime from Settings.
• $14.99, or $9.99 with code YONDERPH until 6 October.
I read every comment. Tell me the one thing you type into your address bar a hundred times a day, and I'll make Yonder answer it faster. 🚀