Save once.
Read anytime.

Turn Field saves the current webpage with one click.
Save once. Read anytime.
Turn Field focused reading workspace.

Read without distractions

Skim the key points, read the full article, or view the original webpage.

Turn Field topics view.

Build topics from what you save

Organize related webpages into topics and build on them over time.

Turn Field page and topic chat.

Chat with what you’ve saved

Ask questions about a saved page or topic. Private pages stay out of AI.

Turn Field library across devices.

Your library, on every device

Turn on encrypted sync and take your library across devices.

FAQ

Questions about Turn Field

What is Turn Field?

Turn Field is a local-first read-later browser extension and web app for saving, reading, and organizing useful web pages.

Do I need an account?

No account is required to start—Turn Field works locally by default. When you enable Keychain-backed services, you can use a Passkey or an email and passphrase. On your device, Argon2id derives a key from your email and passphrase to protect your Keychain Owner key and recovery material. Your email and passphrase never leave your device.

How is my data protected?

Saved pages stay on your device by default. When data leaves your device for optional sync, it is protected with encryption tied to authorized device keys.

What if I lose a device?

You can add multiple Passkeys or Passphrase Owner keys to your Keychain as recovery methods. This gives you another way to regain access if one device or Owner key is lost or unavailable.

Is Turn Field free?

Turn Field itself is free. You can save and read pages locally on your device. MyField cloud services are optional: the current Free plan includes an encrypted sync relay and AI allowance, with paid plans for higher sync needs and AI features coming later. See plans.

Does Turn Field work offline?

Yes. Saved pages can be read offline after they are saved.

Can I sync across devices?

Yes. You can turn on end-to-end encrypted sync when you need it.

Does AI read my private pages, and how does Turn Field distinguish them?

No. Turn Field classifies pages locally when they are saved. Built-in privacy checks identify likely private pages, such as inboxes, dashboards, settings, billing, and messages. Other openly accessible pages are generally marked Public. You can change a page between Public and Private at any time. Only pages marked Public can be sent to AI, and only when you explicitly run an AI action such as Organize & Summary, Refine, or Chat.

Availability

Available as an extension, a bookmarklet, and a web app.

Install the Turn Field extension for one-click saving on Chrome or Edge. No Chrome or Edge, or saving from a phone? Use the bookmarklet — it works in any browser, no install required. Open the web app on desktop or mobile to read and organize pages already saved.