---
title: "Linkty — Your links, finally organized"
description: "Swipe right to keep, left to skip. Linkty turns a messy backlog of saved links into a fast, searchable reading library on iOS."
url: "https://klimakov.me/linkty/"
---

Save · Swipe · Find

# Your links, _finally_ organized

Linkty turns the pile of links you save into cards. Swipe right to keep, left to skip — like Tinder for your bookmarks — and get a reading library you can actually search.

[Download on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/linkty/id6761025272)

Free · No account · Links stay on your device

field-notes.dev

### A field guide to writing less code

Why the best teams ship smaller systems — and how deletion became a design skill.

Telegram·2h ago·Share Sheet

\#engineering#longread

listicle.io

### 48 productivity apps you must try in 2026

We ranked every to-do app so you don’t have to. Number 23 will surprise you.

X·1d ago·Share Sheet

mindfield.org

### Why walking makes you think better

The neuroscience of movement and memory, and what a 20-minute walk does to ideas.

Safari·3h ago·Share Sheet

\#science#health

x.com

### This thread will change your life 🧵

1/23 — Everyone gets this wrong. Here’s the framework nobody talks about…

X·2d ago·Share Sheet

youtube.com

### Designing calm interfaces

A 40-minute talk on attention, restraint, and why good software stays quiet.

YouTube·5h ago·Share Sheet

\#design

reddit.com

### Hot take: yet another JS framework just dropped

It’s 2× faster, 3× smaller, and will be deprecated by the time you finish this post.

Reddit·4d ago·Share Sheet

## Saved everywhere. Found nowhere.

Links pile up in messengers, tabs and notes — most are never read. Not because they're bad, but because there's no system. Sorting them is boring, so nobody does.

How it works

## Three moves, one clean library

1. 01

   ### Save

   Share a link into Linkty from any app — the share sheet is the whole workflow. It lands in one queue instead of ten places.

2. 02

   ### Swipe

   Each link becomes a card. Right to keep, left to skip — one or two seconds per link, momentum does the rest.

3. 03

   ### Find

   Kept links live in a searchable library. Tags and search bring back exactly the link you remember.

Swipe

## Decide in seconds, not someday

Every saved link shows up as a card with a live preview — title, image, source. Swipe right to keep, left to dismiss, and clear a week's backlog in minutes.

- ### Previews pulled automatically

  Linkty fetches the page's title and artwork, so you judge the content — not a bare URL.

- ### Buttons work too

  Keep and Skip live under the card for one-handed taps. Swiping is just faster.

Tags

## Tag it while it's fresh

The moment you keep a link is the moment you still remember why. Add tags right on the card and retrieval becomes instant later.

- ### Your tags, your system

  Create tags on the fly — projects, topics, moods. No folders to maintain.

- ### Context that survives

  A tagged link still means something in six months. An untagged bookmark doesn't.

![Linkty's tag editor: a kept link with custom tag chips being added](https://klimakov.me/_astro/feature-tags.Dz3J5qhV_18fNKP.webp)

Library

## A library you'll come back to

Everything you kept lives in one clean place. Filter by tag, search by title, and get back to what actually matters.

- ### Search that remembers for you

  Half-remembered titles are enough — search covers titles and tags together.

- ### Private by default

  Links are stored on your device. No account, no feed, no one reading over your shoulder.

![Linkty's library screen: kept links with tags, filters and search](https://klimakov.me/_astro/feature-library.CvT2Iew5_UuvH2.webp)

The method

## Triage now. Read later.

Sorting and reading are different jobs. Linkty splits them, so neither blocks the other.

Layer 1 · Triage

### A two-second verdict

Keep or skip — that's the whole decision. No reading, no guilt, no “I'll deal with it later.” The backlog empties fast because the bar is low.

Layer 2 · Evaluate

### Reading on your terms

When there's actually time: open the link, read it, tag it, add a note. The library waits — nothing expires, nothing nags.

## Turn link chaos into a library you can trust.

Linkty keeps your saved links swipeable, searchable and easy to revisit when you actually need them.

[Download on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/linkty/id6761025272)

Free on iOS · No account required