There are times when you can't remember where the things you intended to keep in your mind have gone.
Restaurants you saved to look at later, items you wanted to buy, articles you intended to read. You were certain when you saved them, but when you look for them again, they are gone.
Linkbee solves just that one problem. You simply save them, and the rest is organized automatically.
Why can't you find what you've saved again?
When we asked 48 people, 39 answered that messages piled up, making it difficult to find materials. This is because while saving is easy, organizing, finding, and understanding the content still falls to the user. Linkbee takes care of these three tasks for you.
What can you save?
There are two types: links and memos. If you paste an address, Linkbee identifies whether it is a store, book, product, or post, and records any thoughts that come to mind as memos. You don't have to classify what you saved or add titles yourself.
Where can you save them?
There are three places. On the app, you can save the page you are currently viewing directly using the share button of another app; on the web (linkbee.ai.kr), you paste it into the input field; and on a PC, you can save it via the Chrome extension. No matter where you save them, they all gather in the same archive.
Who organizes them?
The Honeybee AI reads what you save and adds titles, summaries, and tags. You don't have to wait for it to be organized. When you open it later, it will be finished.
What about finding it again?
You don't need to remember the title. It searches through not only the title but also summaries, tags, and even your handwritten notes, so it will appear with just a single word you remember. You can narrow down the search by category and tag, such as links, places, or books, and view saved locations at a glance on a map.
Do I have to reread the entire content?
You can see the key points first via the summary and check only the necessary parts in the original text. Adding notes serves as a clue for your next search.
Can I add notes?
You can immediately write notes with checkboxes and titles. They are placed side-by-side with your saved links.
Do I see my own content only?
Yes. What you save is not visible to other users. There are no followers, feeds, or ads. If you delete it, the original text and the AI-generated information are immediately erased and cannot be restored.
** This is perfect for you:
- Those who have a pile of links sent to them
- Those who find it cumbersome to manage folders and tags manually
- Those who collect things for themselves, not to show others
Where It Is Made
Linkbee is created by Team Velocity. The same archive is used across the web (linkbee.ai.kr), the Chrome extension, and the iOS and Android apps. Please let us know about any inconveniences via the "Send Feedback" feature within the app.
Just as bees bring flowers to fill their hives, Linkbee organizes the contents it contains. The owner of the hive is the person who saved it.
Linkbee is a personal archive app that allows you to save links, bookmarks, scraps, save later, take notes, and save restaurant recommendations all in one place.
Have you ever been unable to find a link sent to you? Just add it, and the AI will organize it and find it for you with a single word.