Save a link
Use the in-app form. Linkstash can fetch the page title, description, image, and favicon; you can edit the details.
A quieter place for useful links
Keep the link.
Keep the reason.
Save a URL with a note and tags. Find it later by title, description, URL, or collection. Linkstash turns a pile of tabs into a working reference shelf.
Source-run, single-operator prototype · no public hosted account
WORKFLOW ILLUSTRATION 01 / 03
REFERENCE / DESIGNA pattern worth keeping
REFERENCE / DEVELOPMENTThe docs you meant to revisitSaved with a note, not just a URL.
LINKSTASH / RETRIEVALFind the useful thing again.Search the words you remember. Keep the context you added.
Illustrated flow based on the source-run app
THE PRACTICELINKS ARE ONLY USEFUL IF YOU CAN FIND THEM.
01 / THE WORKFLOWA small habit.
A small habit.
A better library.
The current app keeps the job concrete: save, add context, retrieve. No browser extension or share sheet is implied.
Add your context
Give the bookmark a description and tags, then place it in named collections without moving the underlying record.
Retrieve it
Search titles, descriptions, and URLs. Filter by tag, collection, or active and archived status.
02 / WHAT'S HEREContext travels
Context travels
with the bookmark.
Collections, bulk actions, and JSON or Netscape HTML transfer support everyday curation. Import skips duplicate URLs; it is not a lossless restore of distinct bookmark identities.
ANATOMY OF A SAVED LINKLINKSTASH / LOCAL
URLA destination to return to
NOTEWhy it mattered when you saved it
TAGSThe words you’ll search later
COLLECTIONA place in the working shelf
SCHEMA ILLUSTRATION · NO CUSTOMER DATA
03 / CURRENT SCOPEBuilt to run close.
Built to run close.
Honest about the edges.
Linkstash is a source-run prototype for a trusted single operator. Its API has no authentication or per-user isolation; keep it off untrusted networks.
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Access
There is no verified public app deployment or hosted account. Source access and local setup are required.
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Browse limits
The ordinary list loads the first 50 results. The add-to-collection picker loads the first 100 candidates.
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Capture
Saving happens in the app. Browser-extension, bookmarklet, and share-sheet capture are not implemented.
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