Surfed
Surfed is a browser history and bookmark manager for Mac that helps you organize visited pages, links, tags, notes, and browsing workflows.
What is Surfed?
Surfed is a native app for Mac, iPhone, iPad, and visionOS that helps users collect, search, and organize browsing history, bookmarks, and saved links. It is designed for people who want more structure than a browser’s built-in history, including researchers, heavy web users, and anyone who revisits pages often. On macOS, Surfed can keep a unified history across supported browsers and provides tools to tag pages, group links into collections, add notes, and build browsing spaces for different tasks. It also includes browser extension support and automation features that help users capture, revisit, and act on web content more easily. Surfed is published by Surfed and fits best as a productivity app for people who use the web as part of daily work or study.
Key features
- Search and revisit browsing history across supported browsers
- Save bookmarks and links into collections for different topics or projects
- Tag pages and add notes to organize research and reference material
- Create separate browsing spaces for different workflows or contexts
- Use browser extensions to access history and saved items more quickly
- Sync browsing data and organization across Apple devices
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Surfed is legitimate productivity software, but its purpose involves collecting and organizing browsing history, bookmarks, and related web activity. Access to browser data or browser extensions is normal for this type of app, yet that also means it can store detailed records of sites you visit. If you use it on a shared Mac or for sensitive browsing, review its sync and extension settings so you only keep the history and saved content you actually want recorded.
Recommendation: Keep Surfed if you use it to manage browsing history, bookmarks, or web research across devices. If you no longer rely on its history tracking or browser extensions, you can remove it like other apps, but expect to lose convenient access to its saved organization and any local app data not synced elsewhere.
Common paths
/Applications/Surfed.app
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