By Toby and not24get.me both promise a calmer browser. They solve different problems. Toby organizes the tabs you have open right now. not24get.me keeps the links you will need six months from now.
That trade-off is the whole comparison. Tab-session organization versus long-term bookmark permanence. Pick the tool that matches the problem you actually have.
not24get.me is a bookmark manager built for the second job. This page compares it with Toby so you can decide which one fits, or whether you want both.
The 60-second version
Toby is a browser extension that turns open tabs into visual boards. One click saves a whole window of tabs into a collection, and collections live inside spaces for your projects. It is trusted by over 500,000 users, and the free plan already includes unlimited members. If your tabs are a mess at the end of every day, Toby clears them fast. If your real problem is too many open tabs, Toby is a very good answer.
not24get.me is a bookmark manager. You save a page from the browser extension with a short note and a tag or two, and that save is permanent the moment it happens. Later you search your notes, tags, and on paid plans the full text of the archived pages. Shared folders cover team use. If your real problem is finding a link again months later, not24get.me is the better fit.
Where they differ
Capturing what you find
This is Toby's best job, and it deserves the credit. Select the tabs, save the session, and the clutter becomes an organized board in one click. Cards move between collections with drag and drop. For clearing a research burst or parking a project until next week, few tools are faster.
not24get.me captures one page at a time, on purpose. While the page is open, the extension lets you add a note and tags before you save. The link lands in a folder with the context you will need later. You can also import existing browser bookmarks into a folder to seed the library. It is a slower capture than Toby's one-click session save. It is also a richer one.
Finding it again later
Toby leans on the visual board. You scan cards and collections, and the layout itself is the memory aid. Basic search works on every plan. Advanced search and duplicate removal are part of the paid Productivity plan. One caveat follows from the design: a tab session you never explicitly saved is gone if the browser closes first.
not24get.me leans on words. You search the notes and tags you wrote at save time, and paid plans search the full text of the archived pages, so a vague memory of the content is enough. Preview shows the page inside the hub without opening a new tab. Link checks flag broken URLs before you click them at a deadline.
Working with others
Toby is generous here. Unlimited members are included even on the free Starter plan, and shared spaces give a team one place for project resources. The Team plan adds SSO, priority support, and centralized billing for larger organizations.
not24get.me shares folders and workspaces instead of boards. A teammate opens the shared folder and sees your structure as you built it, notes and tags included. Nobody has to reconstruct anything from an export file. The Team plan covers two to seven seats, which suits small teams rather than whole companies.
Keeping it long-term
Toby is a session tool at heart, and that shapes what long-term means. Boards hold links as long as your account does, and for many users that is enough. But the model assumes an explicit save step, and the content of the page itself is not the focus. What you keep is the link and its card, not the page.
not24get.me is built around permanence. Every save is stored the moment it happens, with no separate save-session step to forget. Paid plans archive the page text so search still works even if the original page changes or goes quiet. Link checks tell you when a URL has died, so a stale link does not sit silently in your library for a year. The library is the product here, not a byproduct of closing tabs. It is meant to be useful the day you start it and the year after.
If you are moving from Toby
There is no one-click import from Toby, so plan for a short manual pass. The good news: you probably do not want to move everything. Most boards hold tabs that mattered for one week and never again.
- Create a free not24get.me account and install the browser extension.
- Open each Toby board and collection you still care about.
- Open the links worth keeping, and save each one with a one-line note and a tag or two.
- Rebuild your board structure as folders, one folder per project.
- Keep using Toby for live tab sessions if that habit works for you.
Set honest expectations. Collections, spaces, and card layouts do not transfer. Notes you kept inside Toby do not carry over either. A focused pass over fifty links takes about an hour. What you gain is a fresh library where every entry has context attached, because you wrote it yourself on the way in. Links that no longer matter simply stay behind, which is its own kind of cleanup.
Pricing
| Plan | Toby | not24get.me |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Starter: 0 USD. Up to 60 saved tabs, unlimited members, all basic features. | 0 EUR. Unlimited bookmarks, 2 workspaces, API 1,000 calls/day. |
| Individual | Productivity: 6 USD per member/month, or 4.50 USD billed yearly (54 USD/yr). Unlimited saved tabs, advanced search, duplicate removal. | Pro: 1 EUR/month, or 9 EUR/yr billed annually. Full-text search across archived pages, share links, 10 workspaces, 50k API calls/period. |
| Team | Team: 10 USD per member/month, or 8 USD billed yearly (96 USD/yr). Adds SSO, priority support, centralized billing. | Team: 3 EUR per seat/month, 2 to 7 seats (30 EUR/seat/yr billed annually). Everything in Pro, plus team workspaces. |
Toby prices checked on gettoby.com/pricing on 4 Sep 2026. not24get.me prices are from the pricing page.
FAQ
Is Toby free?
Yes. The Starter plan costs nothing and includes up to 60 saved tabs, unlimited members, and all basic features. The paid Productivity plan removes the 60-tab cap and adds advanced search and duplicate removal.
Does Toby have a mobile app?
No. Toby is a browser extension with a web app, and there is no dedicated iOS or Android app. not24get.me has no phone app either. Its library is a web app, so the same workspace opens in any browser on any device.
What is the best Toby alternative?
It depends on the job. For tab-session boards, Toby's own model is hard to beat. For links kept long-term with notes, tags, and full-text search, not24get.me is the better fit. For a visual start page of links, see our start.me comparison.
Does not24get.me sync bookmarks across devices?
There is no sync to configure. The library lives in your account, so you sign in from any browser and see the same workspace. The extension covers Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.
If tabs are your daily pain, keep Toby. If links are your long-term memory, try not24get.me free and see how it feels next to Raindrop.io and plain browser bookmarks. The full plan details are on the pricing page.