Hi Product Hunt 👋 Linkbook started as a personal itch. My documents were full of links — research articles, thesis citations, AI chat threads, project notes — and they were scattered across all of them. The worst part: the moment a document gets printed, every URL in it becomes decoration. A reading list on paper is a list of links nobody can open. So I built CITTAM Linkbook. Drop in a document(s) — Markdown, text, HTML, PDF, or DOCX — and it extracts every URL and lays them out as QR records you can hand to someone: a printed sheet, a PDF, or a single HTML page. Every record works both ways: on screen, tap the QR or the link and it opens; on paper, scan it with a phone. Honest notes, so there are no surprises: - The core (import → extract → QR → print/PDF/HTML) is free and unlimited. It needs a sign-in, and free exports carry a small "made with čittam linkbook" footer. - Every account gets 25 short-link credits a month — each one mints a hosted unlisted short link. Scan stats are aggregate-only; there are no per-scan visitor records. - Paid plans add more credits, cloud sync (Vault), and watermark removal. I'd love to hear the ugliest document you'd throw at it — messy PDFs welcome. I'll be around all day answering questions.

CITTAM LINKBOOK

Print-ready QR sheets from every link in your documents

Print-ready QR sheets from every link in your documents