Turn scattered tabs into a working library in minutes. Add the Linkcollect browser add-on, browse as usual, and click once to drop any page into a named set. Use sets for topics, projects, or clients. Title and thumbnail are captured for quick scanning, and you can adjust the order later to match your workflow. Power users keep one set per deliverable—brief, report, or deck—and file sources as they go, instead of backtracking at deadline.
When it’s time to circulate material, create a public URL for a set and paste it into docs, chat, or email. One link is all your team needs to review. New items you add appear instantly, so you can keep refining without resending anything. Share the same collection with a customer as a reference pack, or drop it in a handoff note for collaborators. For agencies and consultants, this is a clean way to give clients a source list alongside deliverables, without exposing your personal bookmarks.
Use the built‑in metrics to decide what stays and what goes. Linkcollect shows views and upvotes on each item and on the collection overall, so you can see which pages are pulling their weight. Sort by engagement to surface crowd favorites, or scan the overview to spot duds and duplicates. This feedback loop is ideal for trimming reading lists, prioritizing research, and guiding edits in real time. The overview panel puts the key details for a link or a whole set in one place, helping you audit coverage before publishing or presenting. more
Starter Plan
Free
Access to all basic features
Limited to 30 collections
Save 3000 bookmarks (100 per collection)
Add personalized notes to your bookmarks
Pro Plan
$20.00 per user / month
Unlimited collections
Unlimited bookmarks
Add Reminders to your bookmarks, so you don't forget to check it out later (Coming Soon)
Collaborative Curation, create privately shared collections between your colleagues or friends (Coming Soon)
Import Bookmarks from your browser or twitter.(Coming Soon)
Export your collection data into a well organised excel sheet or csv, so you can do research without copy pasting links and titles (Coming Soon)
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