Link-uine: a link manager that knows what you saved
Link-uine is a personal digital library by TINYLabs for everything worth saving. Paste a link and it works out whether it is an article, a video, a podcast or a book, then helps you organise it and come back to it.
Smart link manager that resurfaces your bookmarks and packages the ones you love into a beautiful magazine-like experience.
Open Link-uine at link.gotinylabs.com
What Link-uine does
- 📂 Smart Folders: Custom folders with colors and icons to categorize links your way.
- 🏷️ Unlimited Tags: Add multiple tags for powerful filtering and cross-referencing.
- 🔍 Smart Detection: Auto-detects content type — articles, videos, podcasts, books.
- 📌 Moodboards (Premium): Collect images with AI-powered smart tagging and organization.
- 📚 Magazines (Premium): Curate your best content into beautiful magazine collections.
- 👁️ Weekend Review (Premium): AI-powered sessions to triage and process your saved content.
Link-uine at a glance
- What it is
- A link manager and personal digital library
- Made by
- TINYLabs
- Where it runs
- In the browser
- How you save
- Copy a link from any app and paste it in
- Types it detects
- Articles, videos, music, podcasts, books, tools, events and social posts
- Ways to organise
- Folders with colours and icons, unlimited tags, and notes
- Premium features
- Moodboards, Magazines and Weekend Review
- Looks
- Four: Warm Light, Swiss Editorial, Midnight Aurora and Paper Minimal
- Address
- link.gotinylabs.com
Questions people ask
What is Link-uine?
Link-uine is a personal digital library for everything worth saving, made by TINYLabs. It is more than a bookmark list: it knows what each link is, and shows it as an article, a video, a podcast or a book.
How do you save a link?
Copy a link from any app and paste it into Link-uine. It detects the type on its own and fills in what the link is, so you only decide where it lives.
What kinds of link does it recognise?
Articles, videos, music, podcasts, books, tools, events and social posts.
How do you organise saved links?
With folders that have their own colours and icons, any number of tags, and notes. You can search and filter to find anything again.
What are Magazines and Moodboards?
Magazines collect your best finds into a magazine-like layout. Moodboards collect images, with smart tagging. Both are Premium features, as is Weekend Review, a session for working through what you have saved.
Can you change how Link-uine looks?
Yes. It comes in four looks: Warm Light, Swiss Editorial, Midnight Aurora and Paper Minimal.
Open Link-uine at link.gotinylabs.com