Braid SyncBraid Sync

Install

Install Braid Sync in under a minute

Add Braid Sync to Chrome or Firefox from the official store listings, or install it manually on Edge. Start the 7-day free trial in under a minute.

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7 days free, no card required. $20 once afterwards.

Chrome and Firefox

Braid Sync is listed on the Chrome Web Store and on Firefox Add-ons. Install it from either listing, pin the icon, then sign in with your email address to start the 7-day free trial. Updates arrive automatically.

The Chrome listing also works in other Chromium browsers that accept Chrome Web Store extensions, such as Brave and Opera.

Installing on Edge

Braid Sync does not have a Microsoft Edge Add-ons listing yet. In the meantime, Edge can install it straight from the Chrome Web Store — it is the same build, and it keeps updating automatically.

Open the Chrome Web Store listing
  1. Open the Braid Sync listing on the Chrome Web Store in Edge.
  2. Edge shows a banner at the top: click "Allow extensions from other stores".
  3. Click "Add to Chrome", then confirm with "Add extension".
  4. Pin the Braid Sync icon and sign in with your email to start the 7-day free trial.

When an Edge Add-ons listing goes live, you will be able to install from Edge's own store instead.

One install per browser profile

Repeat the install in each browser profile you want to keep in sync, and sign in with the same email address each time. Your licence covers up to five browser profiles.

Keep reading

Pricing

Seven days free with no card, then $20 once for up to five browser profiles, including all future updates. Refundable within 14 days. Team pricing on request.

How it works

A plain explanation of the sync model: what each profile sends, how the merge resolves conflicts, how deletions propagate and when syncing runs.

FAQ

Can Chrome sync bookmarks between Google accounts? Do tab groups sync between profiles? Straight answers about what Braid Sync does and does not do.

Security & data

What leaves your browser (titles and URLs you selected), what never does (cookies, passwords, page content, history) and how the sync registry is protected.