Karakeep Reading & archive· Instead of Pocket
A bookmark manager that keeps things: links, notes and images with a full copy of every page.
Linkwarden
Bookmarks that stay: every page is kept as a copy alongside the link.
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What Linkwarden does
Linkwarden keeps a copy of every address you save — as text, as a screenshot and as a PDF. When the page disappears, the content stays.
Collections can be shared with others, read-only or editable, and everything is searchable in full text.
A complete copy per page: text, screenshot and PDF- Collections you maintain together with others
- Full-text search across the saved content
- Notes and highlights right on the entry
Good to know before the first start. Linkwarden starts a browser of its own to make the copies, so the first page takes a little longer than the ones after it. The first registered account is the administrator.
Additional information
- Category
- Reading & archive
- Replaces
- Raindrop.io, Pocket, Evernote Web Clipper
- Recommended size
- 0.5 cores · 2 GB RAM · 10 GB Storage
- Estimated per month
- €3.70 At the recommended size, running around the clock. Stop the app and CPU and RAM stop costing.
- Source
- linkwarden/linkwarden
Common questions
At the recommended size (0.5 cores · 2 GB RAM · 10 GB Storage) about €3.70 a month, billed by the hour. Stop Linkwarden and you only pay for storage.
No. No server, no Docker, no terminal commands. You click start and Linkwarden runs. Updates are tested on our own instances first and then rolled out.
In your own Linkwarden instance on servers in Germany and France; bulk storage sits in Frankfurt. Add your own S3 bucket and we back up there daily, encrypted.
Linkwarden is open source and keeps running on your own server. You fetch the files over a time-limited SFTP access and reach the database with the credentials from the dashboard.
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