WebCull is a web-based bookmark manager, with browser extensions on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, Opera, and more. Designed to provide a secure, privacy-focused solution for organizing and accessing web links, WebCull aims to address privacy concerns associated with traditional bookmark management tools by offering end-to-end encryption (E2EE) and an ad-free user experience. The service is compatible across various browsers and devices, ensuring seamless synchronization for its users.

• Features Cross-Device Synchronization: The service allows users to synchronize their bookmarks across multiple devices, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. This feature is designed to provide a consistent user experience regardless of the device being used. Ad-Free Experience: Unlike many other bookmark managers, WebCull is completely ad-free. This decision enhances user experience by eliminating distractions and potential privacy invasions associated with targeted advertising. Privacy and Data Security: WebCull is committed to maintaining user privacy and data security. The platform does not track user activity or collect unnecessary personal information. All data stored on WebCull is encrypted, and the company adheres to strict data protection policies. Pro Package: WebCull's standout feature is its implementation of end-to-end encryption (E2EE), ensuring that only the user can decrypt their bookmarks. This security measure prevents unauthorized access, even from WebCull's own servers. The encryption keys are stored exclusively on the user's devices, aligning with the strictest privacy principles.

App Groups

• Organize apps into named groups, each with a custom emoji icon, stored by bundle ID.

• Pin important groups to the top of the sidebar.

• Create and delete groups directly from the main panel — no detour into Settings.

• Default starter groups (Work, Creative, Utilities) appear on first launch.

• Group data is saved atomically with owner-only file permissions, and the app tolerates missing fields so updates never wipe your groups.

The Floating Panel

• A panel anchored next to your Dock that positions itself correctly whether your Dock sits at the bottom, left, or right of the screen.

• Opens from the Dock icon or the menu bar; closes automatically when it loses focus.

• A collapsible sidebar toggles between full labels (with shortcut badges) and a compact icon-only rail.

• Frosted-glass or solid panel style, plus System / Light / Dark themes.

Open All / Close All — the signature feature

• Open All launches every app in a group with a small stagger (so macOS doesn't choke on simultaneous launches).

• Close All does the reverse, and this is something no competing dock app offers:

• Plain click → hides every app in the group

  • ⌥-click → quits them gracefully
  • ⌘-click → force-quits them

• Live indicators show which apps in a group are currently running, and clicking a running app restores its windows — including minimized ones.

In-Panel App Management

• Add and remove apps right in the panel grid.

• Drag to reorder apps within a group.

• Right-click any app for Quit, Force Quit, or Show in Finder.

Keyboard Shortcuts

• ⌘1–9 switches groups inside the panel.

• ⌥⇧1–9 are true system-wide hotkeys that work even in full-screen apps — with no Accessibility or Input Monitoring permissions needed.

Menu Bar Mode

• An optional menu bar icon for quick access without using the Dock.