Linkwarden is a self-hosted, collaborative bookmark manager with automatic archiving.
What You Get for Free
- Collections — organize bookmarks into folders and sub-collections
- Tags — flexible tagging system
- Auto-archive — saves snapshots of bookmarked pages (PDFs, screenshots)
- Full-text search — search across bookmarks and archived content
- Collaboration — share collections with team members
- Browser extension — one-click save from Chrome/Firefox
- Mobile-friendly — responsive web interface
- Import — from browser bookmarks, Pocket, Raindrop, Omnivore
- API — full REST API
- Self-hosted — free, unlimited bookmarks
Quick Start
# Docker Compose
git clone https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden.git
cd linkwarden
docker compose up -d
# Access at http://localhost:3000
Why Developers Choose It
Browser bookmarks have no search, no tags, no archiving:
- Auto-archive — even if the original page disappears
- Full-text search — find by page content, not just title
- Collections — organize by project, topic, research area
- Self-hosted — bookmark data stays private
A researcher lost access to a critical paper when the journal reorganized their website. After switching to Linkwarden, every bookmarked page is automatically archived — link rot is no longer a problem.
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