Linkit is a desktop bookmark manager
AI bookmark manager with semantic search
3 followers
AI bookmark manager with semantic search
3 followers
Linkit is a desktop bookmark manager for knowledge workers. Turn saved links into assets with AI summaries, semantic search, and a knowledge graph. Features cross-category collections, link health checks, duplicate detection, and 1-click browser import. Local-first storage keeps your data private, with optional cloud sync and 6 themes. Connect any OpenAI-compatible API or local models (Ollama). Available on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
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Linkit
Launching today
Free local-first desktop bookmark manager (macOS/Windows/Linux). AI summaries, semantic search, knowledge graph, AI-curated topic spaces, link health checks. No account, fully offline. Optional free cloud sync. Free forever.
Launch Team
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I kept saving links I never found again — 2,000+ bookmarks and maybe five I ever reopened. Browser bookmarks store a URL and nothing else, so you can't search by meaning and you have to open a page to know what it says.
Linkit is my answer: a free desktop bookmark manager where every saved link gets an AI summary and key takeaways, search matches meaning, and your library maps into a knowledge graph. It's local-first — everything lives in a SQLite file on your machine, no account needed, fully offline. Optional free cloud sync keeps devices aligned.
Happy to answer questions, and I'd love honest feedback on two things in particular: which import path you'd try first (Chrome/Firefox/Safari HTML export), and whether semantic search actually surfaces what you remember. Thanks for checking it out.