Folders that make sense to you
Group links the way you think about them.
Your links, kept in one place
Save it.
Find it.
Use it.
Linkaroo helps you save, organize, find, and get back to the links that matter.
Available for Android on Google Play
Article · 9 min read
The slow art of baking bread at home
Video · 6 min
Fixing a squeaky door hinge
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Message from Sam
you have to see this place
Post
A thread on small-flat layouts
Note to self
that recipe link??
All in one place
5 linksBaking bread at homeKitchen
Small-flat layoutsHome
Squeaky door hingeHome
Sound familiar?
Links end up everywhere
You save links inbrowser tabs, messages, social media, articles, videos, and random notes.
Then, when you need one, it's gone.
Linkaroo gives them one place to live.
Save from wherever you find something. Come back to it whenever you're ready.
One loop.
Four verbs.
Everything Linkaroo does comes back to the same four things.
- 01
Save
Save links from wherever you find them.
- 02
Organize
Keep saved links organized with folders, pinning, and reading status.
- 03
Find
Search and sort through the links you've collected.
- 04
Use
Return to saved content when you're ready to read, revisit, or share it.
The idea, drawn out
A home for everything you keep.
Search what you saved
Type a word, get back to the link.
Pin what matters
Keep the important ones on top.
Know what you've read
Read and unread, so you know where you left off.
Illustrations of the Linkaroo idea, not screenshots of the app.
How a link travels
Save → Organize → Find → Use
Every link takes the same short trip. Tap a step to follow it.
01 — Save
See something worth keeping? Save it.
Share a link to Linkaroo from the app you found it in. The title, image and details are filled in for you.
02 — Organize
Put it where it belongs.
Drop it in a folder, pin the ones that matter, and keep track of what you have and haven't read.
03 — Find
Need it again? Find it.
Search your saved links, or sort them to bring the right one to the top.
04 — Use
Get back to it when you're ready.
Open it, read it, revisit it later, or share it with someone who needs it.