Linkwise lets you save articles, newsletters, RSS, emails, and PDFs - and turns them into a knowledge base you can chat with. Instant insights, quizzes, flashcards, mindmaps, and time-synced YouTube transcripts. The Pocket replacement built for people who actually read.

Hey PH 👋 I'm Dheeraj, solo indie dev from India. I've been building Linkwise for nearly 8 months now. And I'm really excited for finally sharing Linkwise to the world. Linkwise is what I wish existed: a read-later app that doesn't just store links - it turns them into a knowledge base you can actually use. What makes it different: • Chat with your entire library (or any collection) using AI - ask "what did I save about product-led growth?" and get an answer with sources. • Creator Mode turns your content into quizzes, flashcards, reports, or mindmaps • Text to speech allows you to listen to your saved content. • YouTube time-synced transcripts - read along, jump to any moment, save highlights and annotate. • Newsletter inbox - get a private email address, forward newsletters, read them cleanly with no algorithm. • RSS + Discover feed : follow your favorite creator feed and discover our curated picks for you. • Widgets, Siri shortcuts, share sheet, highlights, annotations - the little things that matter. I'd love to hear what's been broken about your read-later habit, I'll be here all day answering every comment.

The chat with your knowledge base sounds genuinely useful, especially the quiz and flashcard generation. One thing that would make it a real Pocket replacement for me is a solid web clipper that grabs the full article text cleanly, even from sites with paywalls or heavy JS. Most clippers fall apart on those.

Linkwise

Save, annotate, chat with everything you've read.

Save, annotate, chat with everything you've read.