Ghost - The Web Time Machine

Ghost lets you keep a trace of anything on the web — a price, a paragraph, a headline — and find it again later, even after the page has changed. Right-click any element to capture it. Ghost saves a fingerprint of that content locally, in your browser. Come back to that page next week, next month, whenever, and Ghost re-anchors itself to the same content automatically. If the layout has shifted, the design has changed, or the element has moved somewhere else on the page, Ghost searches for it by what it says, not where it used to sit. HOW IT WORKS • Right-click anything to capture it — a toast confirms the ghost was saved. • A soft pink indicator marks every captured element when you return to that page. • Click an indicator to open a preview card showing what was captured and when. • Delete a single ghost from its card, or clear every ghost on the current site from the toolbar popup. • Toggle Ghost Mode off any time to pause capturing without losing anything you've already saved. PRIVACY, IN PLAIN TERMS Ghost has no server, no account, and no analytics. Every capture is stored locally in your browser, scoped to the site it came from. Nothing you capture is ever transmitted anywhere. Full privacy policy: [insert your hosted privacy.html URL here] Ghost is for anyone who's ever wanted to point at something on the internet and say "remember this exactly as it is right now" — researchers tracking how a claim changes, shoppers watching a price, writers keeping tabs on an edit, or anyone who's tired of bookmarks that break the moment a site redesigns.