Research, design and teaching

Every source, sponsor and show-notes link, ready before you hit publish

Linkbry collects your research, sources, sponsor links and tools as you work, keeps them per episode, video or issue, and turns any folder into one page your audience can open.

In short

Use Linkbry to collect research and resources in one click while you work, organize them per video, episode or issue, insert them into descriptions, show notes and newsletters with ;;, and publish a “links from this episode” page to put in the description. Your editor or researcher can work from the same library on Pro.

What it’s for

What creators use Linkbry for

Week to week

How it works in practice

  1. 01

    Start a folder per episode

    Create a folder for each video, episode or issue, plus Ideas and Sponsors folders.

  2. 02

    Research in one click

    Save sources while you research, keep the quote you need as a highlight, and search later by your notes or the page text.

  3. 03

    Collect for the newsletter

    Tag links “next issue” all week, save that as a view, and insert each one into your newsletter editor with ;;.

  4. 04

    Publish the episode page

    Share the episode folder as a page and put that one link in the description or show notes. Links you add later appear on it.

  5. 05

    Track sponsors

    Keep briefs, tracking links and codes in each sponsor’s folder, with a review date for when the campaign ends.

Adding a link in Linkbry: pasting a URL fetches the page title, description and preview image, with fields for a note, folder and tags.
01

Where creator links get lost

Making content means collecting links constantly, in whatever app is open.

  • Research tabs closed before the script was written
  • Sources in a notes app that doesn’t know which episode they belong to
  • “Link in the description” promises that never get kept
  • Sponsor codes and tracking links buried in email
  • A resources page on your site that’s a year out of date
02

One link for everything mentioned

A shared folder is a tidy, searchable page with preview images, grouped by subfolder, with your title, logo and colour. It opens without an account, shows views and clicks per link, and can be embedded on your website. Build one per episode or video, or one evergreen page per topic.

03

Save it while you’re researching

The Chrome extension saves the page you’re on with a folder and tags, saves any link on a page with a right-click, and can keep the selected text as the description or as a highlight. Screenshots and images can be saved as stored copies. Linkbry also captures the readable text of saved web pages, so search reaches inside articles you saved months ago.

04

Pricing

Free is one person with 100 links and shared pages. Pro is $10 a month or $100 a year per editor, with no link limit, more storage, the footer hidden on shared pages and the option to invite your team.

05

When Linkbry isn’t the right fit

Linkbry isn’t a link-in-bio builder, a scheduler or a newsletter platform, and it doesn’t track affiliate sales. There are no native mobile apps; saving works from desktop Chrome, the bookmarklet, or the web app’s share target on Android.

A starting point

A starter library for a creator

FolderWhat goes in itWho sees it
Episodes / 042: TopicResearch, sources, highlights, tools mentionedYour audience, via a shared “links from this episode” page
IdeasArticles, videos and threads for future topics, tagged by themeYou and your team
Newsletter / Next issueLinks collected during the weekYou and your team
SponsorsBriefs, talking points, tracking links, codes, deliverablesYou and your producer (restricted folder)
My setupGear, software and resources you recommendYour audience, via a shared page
FAQ

Questions creators ask.

How do I share all the links from a video or podcast episode?

Save them into a folder for that episode and share the folder as a page. Put that single link in the description or show notes; anything you add to the folder later appears on the page.

Can I embed a resources page on my website?

Yes. Every shared folder has an embed code for pages that accept iframes, and an embed URL for Notion.

Does it work on my phone?

Linkbry is a web app and a Chrome extension; there are no native apps. On Android you can install the web app and share links to it; on iPhone, use the web app or save from your computer.

Can my editor use the same library?

Yes, on Pro: invite them as an editor ($10 a month) or a free viewer.

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