About Linkora
Linkora is a link organizer for Android, desktop, and web that can be used locally, with optional self-hosted synchronization across devices. It stores links in folders and subfolders, supports tags, and allows items to be copied or moved between folders. Users can switch among grid, list, and staggered layouts, highlight important links, and archive older ones to keep active collections manageable. When a link is added, its title and images can be recognized from the web, and users can customize link names. On Android, links can be shared into the app from other applications. Folders can also be added to panels for quicker access. Search and sorting help find saved pages, and the app supports importing and exporting collections in JSON and HTML formats. Automatic backups are also listed as a feature. Linkora can save webpages as standalone HTML files, with the processing performed on the device. For users who want their collection on multiple devices, an optional self-hosted server provides a synchronization path; this is not required for organizing links locally. A web app and browser extension are also described, extending link saving and access beyond Android. The product is thus suited both to simple bookmarking and to users who organize larger collections with nested folders, tags, and cross-device access under their own sync setup.
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