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Organize your web links systematically. Folder-based sorting, quick clipping. LinkPool is a Chrome extension for systematically managing the links you find while browsing, together with your own notes. It's not just bookmarking — it's a place to keep "the link + what you think about it" in one spot. Key features: • Quick save with right-click — On any page, use the right-click menu to instantly save the current page or the link you right-clicked. • Note-first UI — Write a free-form note for each link and read the note body inline right inside the side panel. • Folder tree organization — Sort deeply into folders and subfolders; the side panel tree shows the nesting depth at a glance. • Two entry points — side panel and popup — Popup for quick capture, side panel for browsing. • Two-way Chrome bookmark sync — Import your existing Chrome bookmarks; changes on either side are reflected on the other. • Fast search — Search every saved link by title, URL, or note body. • Pro: Cloud sync — Sign in to securely sync folders, links, and notes with the LinkPool mobile app and use the same data across devices (optional). • Pro: AI folder suggestions — Suggests a suitable folder based on the page metadata (optional). For free users, all data is stored locally in the browser and is never sent to any external server. Pro users sync data with the LinkPool backend (Supabase) only when they explicitly sign in.
Jul 29, 2026
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