Traily — Rediscover your browsing journey

Traily replaces Chrome's dated history page with a fast, beautiful way to search and rediscover where you've been — and it does it all privately, on your own device. Your browser history is a map of everything you've read, watched, researched, and shopped for. Traily turns that raw list into something you can actually use. WHAT YOU GET • Powerful search — Find any page in an instant with a command palette (Ctrl/Cmd+K). Filter by date, domain, or keyword. • Journeys — Traily automatically groups related pages into meaningful "journeys" so you can pick up research, shopping, or reading right where you left off. • Sessions & timeline — See your browsing as clean, chronological sessions instead of an endless flat list. • Statistics — Understand your habits with visual insights: most-visited sites, busiest times of day, and activity over time. • Daily digest — A friendly recap of yesterday's browsing, including highlights and a few fun insights. • Favorites — Star the journeys and pages that matter so they're always one click away. • Calendar & domains — Browse your history by day or drill into a specific site. • Beautiful, modern UI — Light and dark themes, keyboard-friendly, and lightning fast. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Privacy isn't an afterthought — it's the foundation. • Everything is processed locally on your computer. Your browsing history is never uploaded, sold, or shared. • No account required. No cloud storage. No ads. • Optional, anonymous product analytics are OFF by default. If you choose to turn them on, they only tell us which features are used (for example, "dashboard opened") — never your URLs, page titles, search queries, or browsing history. • A dedicated Privacy & Analytics page shows exactly what is and isn't collected, with full control at all times. PERMISSIONS • History — to display and organize your browsing (locally). • Storage — to save your settings and favorites on your device. • Tabs — only to open a page when you click it. Traily is a modern memory for your browser. Install it, open a new history page, and rediscover your browsing journey.