Problem: Power users accumulate thousands of browser bookmarks that become a write-only graveyard. They save links intending to return, but folder hierarchies break down at scale and native browser search only matches titles and URLs, not meaning. The result is that saved knowledge is functionally lost. Product: Bookmark Brain is an AI curation layer that sits on top of your existing browser bookmarks. Rather than asking users to migrate into yet another silo, it connects to what they already have, auto-tags every link by topic, and lets them find things through semantic search where a query like 'that article about async retries' surfaces the right link even without exact keywords. Solution: The core value is resurfacing. Bookmark Brain reads the saved set, enriches it with tags and embeddings, and proactively brings relevant saved links back into view when they are useful. MVP: A browser extension plus a lightweight backend that (1) imports existing bookmarks, (2) fetches and embeds page content, (3) applies auto-tags, and (4) exposes a semantic search box and a 'related saved links' panel. Revenue: B2C subscription, free tier capped by bookmark count with a paid tier for unlimited bookmarks, re-indexing, and proactive resurfacing. Priced monthly, targeting the power user who already feels the pain daily. GTM: Launch where the audience lives - Hacker News, YouTube bookmark-manager tutorial audiences, and Reddit productivity communities. Growth loops: shareable 'rediscovered links' digests and public collections that carry a Bookmark Brain link back to signup.