
Linkwarden
Linkwarden is an open-source, self-hostable bookmark manager for collecting, reading, annotating, and preserving web content.
Linkwarden is an open-source, self-hostable bookmark manager for collecting, reading, annotating, and preserving the web. It saves links alongside archived copies of pages, including screenshots, PDFs, and HTML, so important content remains accessible even when the original page changes or disappears.
Linkwarden combines a focused reader view with text highlighting and annotations, full-text search, collections, sub-collections, tags, and optional local AI tagging. It also supports RSS feeds, browser extensions, import and export, API keys, bulk actions, custom icons, and optional Wayback Machine snapshots.
Designed for both personal knowledge management and shared research, Linkwarden includes collection sharing, collaboration, configurable member permissions, and official iOS and Android apps. You can use the hosted Linkwarden Cloud service or deploy it yourself for greater control over your data.
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