Question: I'm looking for a tool that helps me organize and search my bookmarks and online resources more efficiently.

For better bookmark and online resource organization and search, Stacks is a top pick. It's a single web-based workspace where you can store, search and manage bookmarks, links and other resources with an AI-powered search engine. Features include the ability to capture and annotate information from any browser or social media site, shared workspaces for group knowledge, and integration with Google Drive and Notion. Stacks also offers private and secure search, note-taking, tagging and highlighting, so it's a good option if you want to keep your digital library in order.

Another top contender is Dewey, which aggregates and organizes bookmarks across multiple social media sites like X (formerly Twitter) and Bluesky. Dewey has frictionless search, folders for organization and export options in formats like CSV, PDF and Google Sheets. And it integrates with Notion for bookmark synchronization and offers features like AI-powered tagging and push to RSS for deeper integration with other apps. That makes Dewey a good option for power users with a lot of bookmarks to wrangle.

If you're looking for a more full-featured knowledge management system, check out myReach. This AI-powered tool makes it easier to store and retrieve information with features like AI-based search with natural language processing, automated categorization and custom properties. myReach can integrate with a variety of data sources, including Google Drive and Bookmarks, and offers a widget and browser extension for analyzing data. With its focus on data security and multiple pricing levels, myReach is good for personal productivity and business use.

Last, Notion is an all-purpose workspace for managing lots of different types of content. It's not just a bookmark manager, but Notion has AI-powered data visualization, filtering and sorting, along with customizable blocks and a drag-and-drop interface for creating pages. It's collaborative, too, and can be used for everything from company wikis to personal project management, so it's a good option if you want to organize and track information.