Linkwarden
A self-hosted bookmark manager that archives webpages, supports local AI tagging, and offers reading, annotation, and shared collections under AGPL-3.0.
Linkwarden is a self-hosted bookmark manager for people and teams who want to keep the pages behind their saved links. It archives webpages as HTML, screenshots, and PDFs, so you can revisit the content even if the original site removes it. It's useful for research, shared reference collections, and articles you want to read later.
The reader view lets you adjust fonts, highlight passages, and add notes. Collections and sub-collections keep related material together, while full-text search and filters help you find saved content. Optional local AI tagging assigns tags based on a page's content, reducing the work of organizing a growing archive.
You can invite others to contribute to collections, set each member's permissions, or publish collections and their archived pages for public access. RSS subscriptions bring feed entries into collections alongside saved webpages. Linkwarden also accepts image and PDF uploads.
A browser extension captures pages, and Floccus syncs browser bookmarks. Import and export support helps you move an existing collection in or take it elsewhere. Native iOS and Android apps require a Linkwarden account; there's also an installable web app.
The open-source software uses the AGPL-3.0 license and can be self-hosted on your own server, where you keep the bookmark collection and archives. The Linkwarden Cloud service hosts the instance for you. You can optionally send pages to the external Wayback Machine for another archive copy.
