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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.
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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
- 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.
- 02
Swipe
Each link becomes a card. Right to keep, left to skip — one or two seconds per link, momentum does the rest.
- 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.
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.
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.
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