Animus is a free Chrome extension developed by David da Silva Contín. It falls under the category of Browsers and is specifically classified as an Add-ons & Tools subcategory. Animus aims to provide users with a convenient and efficient way to store and filter their ideas, todos, links, and check-laters.

With Animus, users can easily parse hashtags and URLs from the text of their entries. The extension is fully usable via keyboard shortcuts, allowing for quick and seamless interaction. Users can also filter their entries by text and hashtags, making it easy to find specific information.

One of the standout features of Animus is its storage sync with Google Account. This ensures that users can access their stored information across multiple devices. Additionally, the extension can be quickly opened using a single command, saving users valuable time.

In terms of future developments, the roadmap for Animus includes making it fully usable without the need for key shortcuts. There are also plans to introduce a command that allows users to save the current website title and URL as an entry. Furthermore, the developer aims to integrate GitHub functionalities, such as displaying repository, issue, and pull request statuses within entries that include a GitHub link. Other planned features include a translucent background, progress bars for entries, reminders via natural language processing, and comprehensive testing of the database editing functionality.

Overall, Animus is a promising Chrome extension that offers a streamlined solution for storing and organizing various types of information. Its keyboard shortcuts, storage sync, and planned enhancements make it a valuable tool for users looking to efficiently manage their ideas, todos, links, and check-laters.