Ever sent yourself a link to read later, then never found it again?

LinkNote is where those links land. Share from a browser, from YouTube, from anywhere —
it saves, and it keeps things in order so you can actually find them later.

■ One share and you're done

Share from any app, pick LinkNote, and it's saved. No screen to fill in, just a toast —
so you never have to stop what you were doing.

Prefer to sort right away? Switch to "Sort when saving" in Settings and a sheet appears
each time for the category and a memo. Dismiss that sheet and the link is still saved —
not losing the link matters more than sorting it.

■ Titles and previews fill themselves in

A bare address tells you nothing a month later. LinkNote reads the title and the main
image from the page you saved and puts them on the card. Saved while offline? It fills
them in once you're connected again.

Don't like the title? Write your own. Once you do, nothing overwrites it.

■ Sort into categories

Categories work like folders you fold open and shut. Give them colours, and give any
folder its own sort order. Not in the mood to sort? Don't — everything lands in
"Uncategorized", and you can select several links later and move them in one go.

■ Tap to open, long-press for everything else

A short tap opens the link. Getting back to what you saved is the whole point.

A long press opens that link's settings — edit the summary and memo, move it to another
category, share it, delete it. You can also decide, per link, whether it opens in its
own app or in a browser.

■ Old links clean themselves up

Set a retention period and anything older is removed automatically. Bookmarked links are
never deleted, however old they get.

■ Moving to a new phone

Export your links, categories and settings to a single file, then import it on the new
device. You choose where the file goes, and the app never uploads it anywhere.

■ There is no account

No sign-up, no sign-in. Your links stay on your device and are never sent to the
developer. We run no server.

No ads. No analytics.

The app uses the internet for exactly one thing — reading the title and preview from the
page you saved.

■ Also

· English and Korean, switchable inside the app
· Light / dark / follow system
· Search titles, addresses and memos at once
· Group bookmarks by category, newest, or title

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