Catalog your Claude.ai artifacts locally. No accounts, no tracking, nothing leaves your browser.
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6
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#238K
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Version
0.1.0
updated 6 Aug 2026
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About Abrium — Claude Artifact Manager
Abrium quietly catalogs every artifact you generate on claude.ai — code, documents, HTML, SVG, and React — the moment it renders, including every revision along the way.
WHAT IT DOES
Claude Artifacts disappear the moment you close the conversation or the chat history scrolls past them. Abrium fixes that: it watches the artifact panel on claude.ai and saves a copy of everything you open, giving you a searchable side-panel gallery to find it again later.
FEATURES
- Auto-capture — Every artifact is saved the moment it renders, with every revision kept as a numbered version instead of overwriting the last one.
- Organize — A side panel lists everything by type, conversation, and date. Full-text search reaches into the artifact body, not just the title.
- Export — Download a single artifact with the correct file extension, or multi-select to export a ZIP or bulk-pin.
- Privacy — Everything lives in local IndexedDB storage. No accounts, no telemetry, no ads, and the source is public and auditable.
- Languages — English, Arabic, French, Spanish, and Portuguese. Arabic is a full right-to-left build.
PRIVACY & LOCAL-FIRST
Abrium reads the artifact panel on claude.ai and nothing else. There is no backend: no API calls, no analytics SDK, no telemetry of any kind. Everything you capture is written to your own browser's local storage and never leaves it, including when you export a ZIP.
Abrium is free, open source (MIT license), and always will be.