DoMarks
DoMarks is a bookmark-focused productivity app that helps you save links, organize them by action or tag, and work through them later.
What is DoMarks?
DoMarks is a productivity app for turning saved links into a manageable reading, watching, or listening list. Instead of storing bookmarks in a passive folder, it lets you save each link as a task-like item and organize it with actions and tags so you can return to it with a clear purpose. The app is designed for people who regularly collect articles, videos, podcasts, and reference pages across their devices. On Mac, it fits into everyday browsing and research workflows with sharing, drag-and-drop, and browser-friendly capture tools. DoMarks also supports iCloud sync, so your saved links stay current across Mac, iPhone, and iPad. It is published by Random Projects, LLC.
Key features
- Save links and turn them into actionable items to read, watch, or revisit later.
- Organize saved items with actions such as reading, watching, or custom categories.
- Add tags to group and filter bookmarks across projects, topics, or contexts.
- Sync your saved links across Mac, iPhone, and iPad with iCloud.
- Share links into the app from Safari and other apps without breaking your workflow.
- Import or export your bookmark library for backup or migration.
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
DoMarks is a legitimate bookmark and link-organizing app. Access to shared links, iCloud syncing, and standard app storage is consistent with its purpose, and those behaviors are normal for a cross-device productivity tool. If you use sync features, your saved links and organization data are stored in your iCloud account. As with any app that collects browsing-related material, use it for links you are comfortable keeping in your personal workflow and review its privacy choices if analytics collection matters to you.
Recommendation: Keep DoMarks if you use it to manage reading lists, research links, or media queues across your Apple devices. Remove it if you no longer use its bookmark workflow, but expect to lose easy access to its saved lists and organization features unless you export what you want first.
Common paths
/Applications/DoMarks.app
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