Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built LinkMinds because my bookmarks had quietly become a graveyard. Hundreds of "I'll read this later" links across the browser, my phone, three note apps — and later never came. When I actually needed something, keyword search failed me because I couldn't remember the exact title, just the idea. So I started with one question: what if saving a link was the easy part, and the tool did the work of making it findable again LinkMinds saves a bookmark and immediately summarizes it, pulls out the topics, and indexes it for semantic search — so you can search the way you actually think ("that article about pricing psychology") instead of guessing keywords. From there it snowballed: weekly digests to resurface things you saved but never opened, one-tap sharing, and sync across web, iOS, and a Chrome extension. The feature I'm most excited about is the Claude connector — you can literally chat with your entire bookmark library through Claude and ask it to pull, summarize, or connect things you've saved. The biggest lesson while building: the AI shouldn't shout. Early versions over-explained every link. The best version gets out of your way and just makes your own saved knowledge instantly usable. There's a free tier, so try it and tell me what breaks — I'm reading every comment today and shipping fixes live. 🙏

LinkMinds

Save once. Find forever.

Save once. Find forever.