A two-minute setup guide, five illustrated stories, and a ready-to-load starter pack for the searches people use every day.
Illustrated examples of how a familiar word can remove a little friction. These are scenarios, not testimonials.
Grandma keeps the family’s tomato soup recipe behind one word, so nobody has to remember which folder or message it lives in.
> recipe
Family tomato soup recipe
Install first or read first. Both paths arrive at the same place: your first working keyword.
Pin the extension, then save the page you are on as your first keyword with one click on the icon.
Three moves: choose a word, connect a destination, enter it from the address bar.
On a page you want back, click Wyrd’s icon: the page’s address is filled in, pick a keyword from the suggestions or type your own, and press Save.
For a search, put %s where the words go (https://portal.example/customers/%s). %1, %2 take one word each.
In the address bar, type >, press Space, then the keyword. Suggestions appear as you type.
A keyword that does not exist says so, lists the closest ones and offers to create it. Anything else falls through to your usual web search.
Give keywords a category such as Work or Health. > /home opens a directory of every keyword you can type, grouped by category.
For family or team keywords, subscribe to a shared list in the manager. Your own keywords always win.
A real Wyrd starter pack, in the same JSON shape as the extension’s “Start from a pack…” loader. Review the five entries, then load them into Wyrd.
With Wyrd installed, Load in Wyrd opens the manager with this pack filled in. Nothing is added until you tick entries and press Add.
Load in Wyrd Download the JSONOr paste this address into “Start from a pack…” in the manager:https://wyrd.page/assets/wyrd-everyday-starter-pack.json