Save any link in a second. It gets checked, described and organized for you — then find it again in Arabic or English, keep it private, or share it on your terms.
Tabs, chats and notes scatter the things you mean to read, cite or share. LinkLibrary keeps them in one place with the context you need: what the page is, why you saved it, and who you shared it with.
Features
Paste a URL and it's saved instantly. Titles, descriptions, images and type are fetched in the background.
Short summaries, tags and a category, clearly labelled. Your own edits always win.
Group links by project or topic, reorder them, and publish a curated collection when you're ready.
Full-text search across titles, descriptions, notes and tags — with diacritics and letter variants handled.
Invite people by verified e-mail, allow or forbid resharing, and revoke access — including everyone downstream.
How it works
Add a link. It's stored privately right away — nothing becomes public without your action.
The destination is security-checked, its details are fetched, and optional AI suggestions are prepared.
Search, file into collections, publish to your profile, or invite specific people.
Security & privacy
Your library is private by default. Sharing and publishing are only possible for links that a reputation check found no threats in — and you can see exactly why when something is restricted.
Security checks reduce risk but can't guarantee that a website is safe.
Every saved link carries one of these statuses.
When enabled on the server, AI reads only public information from the saved page to suggest a summary, tags and a category. It never sees your notes or account details, and it never runs in your browser.
Public discovery
Publish a link or a collection and it appears on your profile and in Explore, searchable by category, tag, type and language.
Straight answers about privacy, security and sharing.
Only you, until you decide otherwise. You can publish a link (it appears on your profile and in Explore) or invite specific people by e-mail. Your notes are never shown to anyone else.
No. It means the reputation providers didn't know of a threat when the link was checked. It lowers risk but can't guarantee safety, which is why we never label a link “safe”.
Only publicly available information from the saved page, such as its title, description and a text excerpt. Private notes, custom edits and account data are never sent. AI can be disabled entirely on the server.
You invite an e-mail address. The recipient signs in with that verified address and accepts. They get read-only access, and you can revoke it — revoking also removes access for anyone they reshared with.
Only links whose security check found no threats can be published or shared. Links that are still being checked, couldn't be verified, or were flagged stay private. You can rescan or request a review.
Free to start. Private by default.
A full right-to-left Arabic interface and an English one, switchable at any time.
Yes. Search handles Arabic letter variants and diacritics, and English word forms, across titles, descriptions, tags and your notes.