# Wyrd

> Wyrd is a Chrome extension that gets you to the page you mean in one word: type > then a space and a keyword in the address bar, and Chrome opens the page you assigned to it. It also keeps tabs in check: > /dedupe keeps one tab per site and saves the rest, and > /clear puts a window's tabs away under a keyword. A shared list gives a household or a team the same keywords for the same places.

Wyrd is a browser extension; people also call it a Chrome plugin or add-on.

Keywords live in the user's own Chrome: there is no Wyrd server and no Wyrd account. Install it from the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/wyrd/jpoppmijoimaipaibckkkibejgohjmdn For Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/wyrd/ (in Firefox the prefix is ! instead of >).

## Pricing

- Free for individuals, friends and family.
- Free for organisations while up to 30 people in the organisation use Wyrd's shared lists.
- From 31 people: USD 0.50 per person per month, billed yearly (USD 6 per person per year), for everyone who uses the shared lists, not only those above 30. Example: 50 people pay USD 300 a year. For now, licences are bought by email (hello@wyrd.page).
- A licence pays to keep Wyrd going (updates, fixes and new features that everyone gets) and keeps it free for individuals and small teams; it unlocks nothing, as there is no premium version. Organisations can ask to be named on the Supporters page. Honour system: there are no licence keys, nothing is locked or checked, and nothing is reported back. The organisation counts itself and pays what applies.

## What Wyrd does

- Gets you to the page you mean in one word, without remembering where it lives: type > and a space, then the keyword, in Chrome's address bar.
- Takes the words after a keyword into a search (%s where the words go), or fills numbered blanks (%1, %2) into an address, so a ticket or order number goes straight to its record.
- Gives everyone in a household or team the same words for the same places: a shared list kept in a Google Sheet, a GitHub file or any https JSON or CSV file, re-read every 6 hours. An address changes once, in the list, for everyone subscribed. Your own keywords always win.
- Invite links for shared lists (Copy invite link: opening it fills in the list's address, and nothing is subscribed until the person presses Subscribe; never a token), and lists an organisation presets for everyone through a Chrome policy (SharedLists: up to 10 public https lists, shown as "Set by your organisation").
- Puts a window's tabs away under a name and brings them back later, when you switch Tab bundles on: > /clear saves and closes them, > tabs/<name> reopens them, and > /dedupe keeps one tab per site and saves the rest as a bundle.
- Opens a record by its number in the tools people work in, typed or right-clicked: a Jira ticket, a ServiceNow incident, a Salesforce account, a Shopify order. wyrd.page has a step-by-step guide for each of ten tools.
- Finds a keyword you forgot: suggestions as you type, matches on description or category, one typo forgiven, and the Keywords page (> /home) with every keyword you can type.
- Aliases (@library), keywords that open several pages at once, sub-keywords (dentist/call) and keywords with spaces.
- Right-click search, usage counts, change history with undo, backups, and import and export in JSON or CSV.

## What it does not do

- The extension has no server, no account and no analytics, and the developer receives none of your data.
- It does not load or run code from the internet; everything it runs is in the installed extension.
- It does not read the content of the pages you visit.
- It does not see your open tabs unless you switch on Tab bundles, or your browsing history unless you allow it for suggestions or page titles. At install it sees one tab: the one in front, when you click its icon.
- It makes no network request unless you set something up: a shared list or starter pack you read, a GitHub commit you make, the optional AI helper, Define, or Google Sheet backup and sync.
- It does not sell, share or transfer data.
- A keyword is not a public web address: it works in a browser that has Wyrd, and a shared keyword only for people subscribed to that list.
- The website, wyrd.page, sets no cookies and runs no tracking script; it counts page views from the web server's own logs (Netlify's analytics).

## Who it is for

- Anyone who goes back to the same pages and would rather type one word they remember than look for where a link lives.
- Households that want one list of the family's links (the water bill, the school portal, the recipe folder) in a Google Sheet, so everyone types the same word.
- Teams that want the same keywords for everyone from one Google Sheet or GitHub file, and to change an address once for all of them, without running a server or handing out accounts.
- People with too many tabs, who want to put a window's tabs away under a name and bring them back later.

## Common workflows: open a record by its number

Each is one keyword whose address has %s where the typed words go; CAPITALS are the user's own part of the address. Typed after > in Chrome's address bar, or chosen from the right-click menu on selected text. Each tool has a step-by-step guide, with an Add to Wyrd button that fills the keyword in.

- Jira (Engineering): `jira` = `https://YOURCOMPANY.atlassian.net/browse/%s`, typed `> jira WEB-4182` (A Jira ticket by its key); `web` = `https://YOURCOMPANY.atlassian.net/browse/WEB-%s`, typed `> web 4182` (A ticket in one project, by number only (use your project key)). Guide: https://wyrd.page/guides/open-jira-tickets-from-the-address-bar/
- GitHub (Engineering): `issue` = `https://github.com/OWNER/REPO/issues/%s`, typed `> issue 482` (An issue or pull request by its number); `pr` = `https://github.com/OWNER/REPO/pull/%s`, typed `> pr 497` (A pull request by its number); `issues` = `https://github.com/OWNER/REPO/issues?q=%s`, typed `> issues is:open label:bug` (Search the repository's issues and pull requests). Guide: https://wyrd.page/guides/open-github-issues-by-number/
- Azure DevOps (Engineering): `wi` = `https://dev.azure.com/ORG/PROJECT/_workitems/edit/%s`, typed `> wi 4182` (A work item by its ID). Guide: https://wyrd.page/guides/open-azure-devops-work-items-by-id/
- ServiceNow (IT): `inc` = `https://YOURCOMPANY.service-now.com/incident.do?sysparm_query=number=%s`, typed `> inc INC0012345` (An incident by its number); `ritm` = `https://YOURCOMPANY.service-now.com/sc_req_item.do?sysparm_query=number=%s`, typed `> ritm RITM0010042` (A requested item by its number). Guide: https://wyrd.page/guides/open-servicenow-incidents-by-number/
- Zendesk (Support): `zd` = `https://YOURCOMPANY.zendesk.com/agent/tickets/%s`, typed `> zd 29101` (A ticket by its number); `zduser` = `https://YOURCOMPANY.zendesk.com/agent/users/%s`, typed `> zduser 3810294` (A user by ID). Guide: https://wyrd.page/guides/open-zendesk-tickets-by-id/
- Salesforce (Sales): `sf` = `https://YOURCOMPANY.lightning.force.com/lightning/r/Account/%s/view`, typed `> sf 0015g00000XyZ12` (An account by its ID); `opp` = `https://YOURCOMPANY.lightning.force.com/lightning/r/Opportunity/%s/view`, typed `> opp 0065g00000AbC34` (An opportunity by its ID); `sfid` = `https://YOURCOMPANY.lightning.force.com/lightning/r/%s/view`, typed `> sfid 0035g00000Qrs56` (Any record by its ID). Guide: https://wyrd.page/guides/open-salesforce-records-by-id/
- HubSpot (Sales): `hs` = `https://app.hubspot.com/contacts/HUB_ID/objects/0-1/views/all/list?query=%s`, typed `> hs maya@northwind.example` (Contacts, searched by name or email); `deal` = `https://app.hubspot.com/contacts/HUB_ID/record/0-3/%s`, typed `> deal 15865742643` (A deal by its ID). Guide: https://wyrd.page/guides/open-hubspot-records-from-the-address-bar/
- Stripe (Finance): `pay` = `https://dashboard.stripe.com/payments/%s`, typed `> pay pi_3Q1x7bLkdIwHu7ix` (A payment by its ID); `cus` = `https://dashboard.stripe.com/customers/%s`, typed `> cus cus_Q8n2…` (A customer by its ID). Guide: https://wyrd.page/guides/open-stripe-payments-by-id/
- Shopify (E-commerce): `order` = `https://admin.shopify.com/store/STORE/orders?query=%s`, typed `> order 10492` (Orders, searched by number); `customer` = `https://admin.shopify.com/store/STORE/customers?query=%s`, typed `> customer maya@northwind.example` (Customers, searched by name or email). Guide: https://wyrd.page/guides/open-shopify-orders-by-number/
- Parcel tracking (Everyone): `ups` = `https://www.ups.com/track?loc=en_US&tracknum=%s`, typed `> ups 1Z999AA10123456784` (A UPS parcel); `fedex` = `https://www.fedex.com/fedextrack/?trknbr=%s`, typed `> fedex 748912345678` (A FedEx parcel); `usps` = `https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction?tLabels=%s`, typed `> usps 9400100000000000000000` (A USPS parcel). Guide: https://wyrd.page/guides/track-a-parcel-from-the-address-bar/

Also: any site's search (`yt` = `https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%s`), several pages at once with one keyword, and one shared list of these keywords for a whole team, kept in a Google Sheet or a GitHub file. Public templates: https://github.com/wyrd-page/keyword-templates

## Pages

- [Home](https://wyrd.page/): A Chrome extension that gets you to the page you mean in one word, and gives your household or team the same keywords from one shared list.
- [Changelog](https://wyrd.page/changelog/): Every release of Wyrd, the address-bar keyword extension for Chrome, newest first: what you can do now, and when it arrived.
- [Pricing](https://wyrd.page/pricing/): Wyrd is free for individuals, families and organisations up to 30 people. Larger organisations pay USD 0.50 a person a month, billed yearly.
- [Supporters](https://wyrd.page/supporters/): Organisations of more than 30 people that pay for Wyrd licences keep it free for individuals, families and small teams. These ones asked to be named.
- [Teams](https://wyrd.page/teams/): One shared list of address-bar keywords for a team or household, kept in a Google Sheet or a file. Change a link once, for everyone. Set up in 10 minutes.
- [Guides and Stories](https://wyrd.page/guides/): Step-by-step Wyrd guides: your first keyword, everyday Chrome tasks, and opening records by number in Jira, GitHub, ServiceNow, Salesforce and Shopify.
- [Your first keyword](https://wyrd.page/guides/your-first-keyword/): Install Wyrd, save a page as a keyword and open it from Chrome's address bar in two minutes, plus searches, categories, sharing and skipping the >.
- [Save tabs, close duplicates](https://wyrd.page/guides/save-tabs-and-reopen-later/): Put a window of tabs away with /clear and bring it back by name, or close duplicate tabs with /dedupe, keeping one per site. With Chrome's ways compared.
- [Address bar shortcuts](https://wyrd.page/guides/address-bar-shortcuts/): Give the pages you open every day a one-word shortcut in Chrome's address bar with a Wyrd keyword, with Chrome's autocomplete and @bookmarks compared.
- [Search a website](https://wyrd.page/guides/search-a-site-from-the-address-bar/): Search YouTube, Wikipedia or your company's tools straight from Chrome's address bar with a Wyrd keyword, or load five ready-made searches in one click.
- [Open several tabs at once](https://wyrd.page/guides/open-several-tabs-at-once/): Open your morning set of pages together by typing one word: a Wyrd keyword that opens several pages, with Chrome's bookmarks and startup pages compared.
- [Share links with a team](https://wyrd.page/guides/share-links-with-your-team/): Give a team or family the same links in Chrome from one Google Sheet with a Wyrd shared list. Free up to 30 people; Chrome's bookmark ways compared.
- [Open Jira tickets](https://wyrd.page/guides/open-jira-tickets-from-the-address-bar/): Open any Jira ticket by its key from Chrome's address bar, or right-click a key in Slack or email. Set up in two minutes with a free Wyrd keyword.
- [Open GitHub issues](https://wyrd.page/guides/open-github-issues-by-number/): Open a GitHub issue or pull request by its number from Chrome's address bar, or right-click #482 in chat. One keyword per repository. Free.
- [Open Azure DevOps work items](https://wyrd.page/guides/open-azure-devops-work-items-by-id/): Open an Azure DevOps work item (bug, task, user story) by its ID from Chrome's address bar, or right-click the number in chat. Free, two minutes.
- [Open ServiceNow incidents](https://wyrd.page/guides/open-servicenow-incidents-by-number/): Open a ServiceNow incident or request by its number (INC0012345) from Chrome's address bar, or right-click it in an email. Free, two minutes.
- [Open Zendesk tickets](https://wyrd.page/guides/open-zendesk-tickets-by-id/): Open a Zendesk ticket, user or organisation by its ID from Chrome's address bar, or right-click the number. Plus shared links for a support team.
- [Open Salesforce records](https://wyrd.page/guides/open-salesforce-records-by-id/): Open a Salesforce account, opportunity or contact by its ID from Chrome's address bar, or right-click the ID in a report or alert. Free, two minutes.
- [Open HubSpot records](https://wyrd.page/guides/open-hubspot-records-from-the-address-bar/): Find a HubSpot contact by email or name, or open a deal by its ID, straight from Chrome's address bar or a right-click. Free, two minutes to set up.
- [Open Stripe payments](https://wyrd.page/guides/open-stripe-payments-by-id/): Open a Stripe payment, customer or invoice by its ID (pi_…, cus_…, in_…) from Chrome's address bar, or right-click it in a message. Free.
- [Open Shopify orders](https://wyrd.page/guides/open-shopify-orders-by-number/): Jump to a Shopify order by its number from Chrome's address bar, or right-click the number in a customer's email. Customers and products too. Free.
- [Track a parcel](https://wyrd.page/guides/track-a-parcel-from-the-address-bar/): Track a UPS, FedEx or USPS parcel by typing its tracking number in the address bar, or right-click it in the shipping email. Free, two minutes.
- [Templates](https://wyrd.page/templates/): Ready-made address-bar keyword sets for households, small teams and enterprises: IT admins, HR, marketing and teams. Load or share in one click.
- [Everyday searches](https://wyrd.page/templates/everyday/): Five address-bar searches to start with in Wyrd: the web, videos, an encyclopedia, maps and code. Load them in one click.
- [Families and households](https://wyrd.page/templates/family/): A ready-made Wyrd keyword list for a household: the school portal, the bins, the bills, the doctor and the recipes. Same words for everyone.
- [Small teams](https://wyrd.page/templates/small-team/): A starting list of Wyrd keywords for a small team: the handbook, the roadmap, tickets by number and the wiki. Free for up to 30 people.
- [IT admins](https://wyrd.page/templates/it-admins/): Wyrd keywords for IT: admin consoles, CVE and DNS look-ups, tickets by number, runbooks and on-call. Roll them out with Chrome policy.
- [HR and People teams](https://wyrd.page/templates/hr/): Wyrd keywords for HR: leave, payroll, benefits, the handbook, the directory and hiring. One list for HR, and one HR answers for everyone.
- [Marketing teams](https://wyrd.page/templates/marketing/): Wyrd keywords for marketing: analytics, Search Console, ads, social, the content calendar, brand assets and a UTM builder, one word each.
- [Teams in a larger company](https://wyrd.page/templates/enterprise-teams/): A Wyrd keyword list for one team in a larger company, on top of the company-wide list: stand-up, board, roadmap, on-call and runbooks.
- [FAQ](https://wyrd.page/faq/): Straight answers about Wyrd, the Chrome extension for address-bar keywords: keywords, shared lists, tab bundles, backups, privacy and AI assistants.
- [Docs](https://wyrd.page/docs/): Technical docs for Wyrd: keyword syntax, address-bar commands, shared lists for teams, tab bundles, backups, and every permission and request.
- [Cheat sheet](https://wyrd.page/docs/cheat-sheet/): Every Wyrd command on one page, the Chrome permission each needs, and what leaves your computer. Start with no optional permissions; add what you want.
- [Keyword syntax](https://wyrd.page/docs/keywords/): How to write Wyrd keywords: pages, %s searches, numbered %1 %2 blanks, @ aliases, several pages with |, sub-keywords, phrases and suggestions.
- [Commands and no-prefix search](https://wyrd.page/docs/commands/): Wyrd's address-bar commands (/home, /clear, /dedupe, tabs/name, /save, /clearall), right-click search, and how to type keywords without the >.
- [Shared lists](https://wyrd.page/docs/shared-lists/): Shared keywords for a team or family from a Google Sheet, a GitHub file or any https JSON or CSV: formats, namespaces, refresh, tokens and packs.
- [Tab bundles](https://wyrd.page/docs/tab-bundles/): Save a window's tabs under a keyword and bring them back: /clear, tabs/name, /dedupe, /save, which tab bundles sync, and Google Sheet sync.
- [Backups and moving computers](https://wyrd.page/docs/backups/): What Chrome sync carries, backup files, automatic backups to a folder or your own Google Sheet, restoring, and moving Wyrd to a new computer.
- [Permissions and data](https://wyrd.page/docs/permissions-and-data/): Every Chrome permission Wyrd uses and why, required or optional; what is stored where; the sync limits; and every network request Wyrd can make.
- [Chrome and Firefox](https://wyrd.page/docs/chrome-and-firefox/): Wyrd works the same in Chrome and Firefox, from one set of code. What differs: the ! prefix, the sidebar, Google sign-in, data consent and two features.
- [Privacy Policy](https://wyrd.page/privacy/): What the Wyrd Chrome extension stores, where, and what it never does.
- [Terms of Use](https://wyrd.page/terms/): The terms for using Wyrd and wyrd.page: the licence, fair use, your content, payments and refunds, warranties, liability and governing law.
- [Refund Policy](https://wyrd.page/refunds/): How refunds work for Wyrd licences: try every feature free first, billing mistakes are put right, and your consumer law rights always apply.

## Alternatives

For people comparing Wyrd with other tools. Other products' details are as their own sites and public listings described them in September 2026; features and prices change.

- [Alternatives](https://wyrd.page/alternatives/): Looking for an alternative to GoLinks, OneTab, Chrome site search or bookmarks? What Wyrd does, what they do well, and how to choose.
- [GoLinks alternative](https://wyrd.page/alternatives/golinks/): Looking for a GoLinks or Trotto alternative? Wyrd gives a team the same keywords from a Google Sheet or GitHub file: no server, no accounts.
- [Chrome site search alternative](https://wyrd.page/alternatives/chrome-site-search/): Chrome's site search shortcuts search a site with %s. Wyrd keywords also open pages, fill several blanks, come from a shared list and restore tabs.
- [Bookmarks alternative](https://wyrd.page/alternatives/bookmarks/): Bookmarks are good for a collection you browse. Wyrd is for pages you already know: type one word, and share one live list with a household or team.
- [OneTab alternative](https://wyrd.page/alternatives/onetab/): Looking for a OneTab, Session Buddy or Toby alternative? Wyrd puts a window's tabs away under a name and brings them back when you type it.

## Contact

- Email: hello@wyrd.page