Key Features
- Save links with tags and a note for context
- Fast search so saved means findable
- Organized without a folder maze
- Quick capture from anywhere you browse
- A private stash, not a social feed
Built For
People who save links constantly and can never find the one they need later
Vision
Saving a link is easy; finding it three weeks later is the actual product. Linkstash is built around retrieval — tags, context, and search that works — so the bookmark you saved is the bookmark you can reach. It turns a graveyard of starred links into a stash you actually mine.
The Problem
Every browser has bookmarks, and every set of bookmarks becomes a junk drawer. Links pile into folders no one revisits, with no context about why they were saved, so finding the right one means scrolling or giving up and re-googling. Saving without retrieval is just hoarding.
Key Differentiators
- Retrieval-first: tags, context, and search instead of nested folders.
- Context attached: a note on why you saved it, so future-you understands.
- Quick capture: saving is one step from anywhere.
- Private stash: your links, not a public collection.