AI-Powered Link Manager

Your second brain
for links🧠

Save any link. AI auto-tags, categorizes, and makes everything searchable in plain language.

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No credit card required · Includes 5 free AI queries

Features

Save a link. Let AI do the rest.

Auto-tag, auto-categorize, and find anything with natural language search

Just Drop the Link

Paste any URL. We fetch the title, image, and description automatically. You just save and go.

Talk, Don't Click

No forms. No buttons. Tell the AI what you want in plain language. "Save that article about React hooks" just works.

Auto-Tag Magic

Every link gets tagged automatically based on its content. No manual sorting, no messy folders.

Categories That Think for You

If the perfect category exists, we'll find it. If not, we'll make one. Your bookmarks are never homeless again.

Collections on Steroids

Organize your bookmarks into collections and subcollections that actually make sense. Add. Nest. Repeat.

Share It Like a Pro

Make your collections public with one click. Show the world your "Very Important Links" (or your weird niche rabbit holes, we don't judge).

Cmd + I = AI Genie

Open the AI command palette and type what you need. Save a link, search your collection, or organize by topic in seconds.

Cmd + K = Blink Search

Find anything you saved in a heartbeat. No scrolling. No panic. Just fuzzy search magic.

We ❤️ Platforms

Reddit thread? YouTube tutorial? Medium article? X thread? We filter by platform, because not all links are born equal.

Goodbye, Chaos

Forget digging through old tabs and buried bookmarks. Everything is auto-organized, searchable, and actually findable.

Save links without leaving the page

One click from any tab. The Chrome extension auto-fills the title, image, and description — then AI handles the rest. No copy-pasting, no tab switching.

Add to Chrome — it's free

What's Next

The future is even cooler

We're cooking up some seriously next-level features that'll make your digital life even smoother

Coming Soon

Search. But Deeper.

Why stop at titles and descriptions? Soon, you'll be able to search inside the actual content of every saved link. Yep, the words on the page. Think of it like fuzzy search with x-ray vision.

More exciting features dropping soon