Have you ever watched a video or read a post, thought "I'll look at this again later," tossed it into KakaoTalk's "Send to Myself," and then forgotten about it? Links buried in conversations are hard to find again.
Linkzip is a lightweight link saving app that lets you save links with a single share button and organizes them by category to ensure you actually look them up again later. From YouTube videos and Instagram Reels to blog posts and news articles—organize your "Read Later" lists, bookmarks, and link collections all in one place with Linkzip.
Key Features
- Save with a single share: Simply select Linkzip from the share list anywhere—whether on YouTube, Instagram, a blog, or a browser—and it will be saved. There is no need to send it to yourself via KakaoTalk.
- Automatic Title & Thumbnail: YouTube links are automatically populated with titles and thumbnails.
- Organize by Category: Divide links into categories like exercise, cooking, or studying to make them easy to find later.
- Manual Addition: You can input and save links directly within the app without sharing.
- Works Offline: You can view and manage saved links without an internet connection.
Tip. If LinkZip doesn't appear immediately in your sharing list, try tapping 'More' at the end of the list. Depending on the app, it often displays only a few frequently used links first, with the rest hidden within. (You can view detailed images in Settings > Help within the app.)
Privacy
LinkZip requires no sign-ups, no servers, no ads, and no tracking. Saved links are stored only on your device.
This app was designed for lightweight use. Folders and tags are kept to a minimum—focusing solely on making it easy to find what you have saved.
Save the links you've been accumulating in KakaoTalk's 'Send to Me' with a single share and organize them by category.