Toast
Saves groups of links in folders and synchronizes them across supported browsers and a web dashboard.
Meet Toast
Toast organizes links into folders that can represent a project, a reading list or a set of frequently opened websites. It focuses on moving those collections between browsers and devices, with a web app providing access when a particular extension is unavailable.
The free tier allows a limited number of folders, while the paid plan expands synchronization, collaboration and recovery features. The publisher lists extensions across several major browsers plus an iOS app; platform availability does not imply that every plan has the same synchronization capabilities.
- Payment structure
- Freemium subscription
- Hosting model
- Vendor-hosted service
- Free option
- Yes - limited free plan
- App types
- Web app / website service | Native mobile app | Browser extension
Payment and hosting
Basic is free with five folders per browser and unlimited links. Pro displays $4.99/month and $2.99/month annual-billing equivalent; 14-day Pro trial advertised.
| Vendor-hosted | Yes |
|---|---|
| Self-hosted | Not listed |
| Open-source status | Not listed |
Where you can use it
| iPhone / iOS | Yes |
|---|---|
| Android | Not listed |
| macOS | Not listed |
| Windows | Not listed |
| Linux | Not listed |
| Web app | Yes |
| Progressive web app | Not listed |
| Command-line tool | Not listed |
| Chrome extension | Yes |
|---|---|
| Safari extension | Yes |
| Firefox extension | Yes |
| Edge extension | Yes |
| Bookmarklet | Not listed |
| Mobile share capture | Not listed |
| Other browser support | Opera |
What to check before choosing
Test the capture and retrieval routes you need, inspect an export, and confirm current plan limits before moving your main library.
Research snapshot: September 17, 2026. Official public pages / publisher documentation reviewed; not hands-on tested.
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