Hey everyone 👋 I built Tuck to fix something that genuinely drove me mad. My work, like probably yours, lives in links now. Dashboards, sheets, docs, roadmaps. They come at me all day from Slack, email, meetings, group chats. And they vanish. Two weeks later I’m scrolling through chat history trying to find the one dashboard a colleague shared, with no idea what it was called or where it came from. My “system” was 20 open tabs I was too scared to close. Bookmarks were a graveyard I never opened. So I made Tuck: paste a link (or Ctrl+V anywhere) and it files itself, sorts it by type, and remembers where it came from (“via Slack,” “shared by Priya”), so you can find it later by who sent it, not just what it was. Open it each morning and the links that matter are just there. The part I care about most: it’s completely private. No account, no cloud, no server. Your links never leave your browser, I literally can’t see them. Independently verified by Blacklight, zero trackers. It’s free. I’d genuinely love your honest feedback, what works, what doesn’t, what’s missing. Building this in the open and learning as I go 🙏

goTuck

The home screen you actually need.

The home screen you actually need.