Everything you need to save, organize,
and share links.
LinkCabinet is a cross-platform link manager built for the way you actually browse — on your phone, your laptop, everywhere in between.
Get started — it's freeSave on any device, access on all of them
Spot something interesting on your phone while commuting? Save it to LinkCabinet and it'll be waiting on your desktop when you get home. Everything syncs instantly across iOS, Android, and web.
- iOS app
- Android app
- Web app — no install required
The Illustrated Children's Guide to Kubernetes
kubernetes.io
Why Japan's trains always run on time
bbc.com
Building in Public: 6 months of learnings
medium.com
Saved on your phone
Synced instantly
Organize with color-coded folders
Group links into folders, color-code them so you can find things at a glance, and pin the ones you come back to most. A link can live in multiple folders — no need to duplicate it.
- Color-coded folders
- A link can belong to multiple folders
- Unfiled view for unsorted links
- Add notes to any link
Folders
The Illustrated Children's Guide to Kubernetes
TechWhy Japan's trains always run on time
Building in Public: 6 months of learnings
Readingshadcn/ui — Build your component library
DesignShare folders with your team
Invite others to collaborate on any folder. A team sharing research, friends swapping restaurant recommendations, or a newsletter curator building a resource list — everyone stays in sync.
- Owner, editor, and viewer roles
- Invite via a shareable link
- Contributors add their own links
- Up to 5 collaborators per folder
Sharing — Design Resources
3 collaborators
Alex
Jordan
Sam
Share a curated list with anyone
Make any folder public and it gets a permanent, shareable URL. Put it in your social media bio, link to it from your newsletter, or add it to your portfolio — anyone can view it, no account needed.
- One-click public toggle
- Permanent shareable URL
- No account needed to view
- Works as a link-in-bio
Shared publicly
Design Resources
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The Illustrated Children's Guide to Kubernetes
kubernetes.io
Why Japan's trains always run on time
bbc.com
Building in Public: 6 months of learnings
medium.com