About Linkwarden
Linkwarden is an open source bookmark manager that saves full copies of the pages you collect. It helps you keep articles and references even when the original site changes or goes offline.
What it does
When you save a link, Linkwarden keeps a copy of the page in several formats, including its full HTML. You can read saved pages in a reader view, highlight text and add notes. Tags and search filters help you find items, and collections can be shared with teammates or made public. A browser extension makes saving quick, and RSS feeds can add new items to a collection.
Key features
- Full-page archive of each saved link
- Reader view with highlights and notes
- Tags and search filters for saved items
- Shared collections for teams
- Browser extension and iOS and Android apps
Who it's for
Researchers, content planners and small teams who collect sources together. Individuals who want to keep a lasting copy of articles will also find it useful.
Pricing and good to know
Linkwarden is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license and can be self-hosted. The hosted version has a free trial. Archived pages take up storage on your server, so check disk space if you save a lot of large sites.
Highlights
- Keep a full copy of each saved page
- Read and highlight saved articles
- Tag and filter saved links
- Share collections with teammates
- Save pages from a browser extension
