Feature

Find out a link is dead before your client does

Pages move, docs get reorganized, and old wikis get switched off. A saved link that quietly broke is worse than no link, because someone trusts it. Linkbry re-checks your saved links in the background and flags the ones that no longer work.

The links view filtered to Broken links, showing two cards marked Broken: “Old studio wiki” in Research and “GitHub — brightfold/site” in Engineering.

Checked for you, about weekly

You don't run anything. Linkbry re-checks saved links in the background roughly once a week and marks the ones that are broken or that now redirect somewhere else.

  • Background re-checks, about once a week
  • Flags links that are broken
  • Flags links that now redirect elsewhere
  • A Broken filter with a count, next to your other filters

Where it matters most

An engineering team's reference docs are the classic case: a vendor restructures their docs site and half the links in Engineering › Payments go nowhere. A design studio's client folders are another. Nobody wants the handoff page to point at a moved Figma file.

Fix them in one pass

Click the Broken filter to see only the flagged links, then update each URL, or select the lot and archive them. The filter lives in the URL, so “broken links in Client Work” is a view you can bookmark.

What it doesn't do

Linkbry tells you a link has broken. It doesn't keep a copy of the page. If you need the content preserved, save it somewhere that archives pages as well.

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Broken Link Checker for Your Saved Bookmarks | Linkbry