Your research library, organized by topic
Writers, academics and analysts live on the web — collecting papers, articles, primary sources and reference pages across months of work. Linkbry keeps them in structured folders with your own notes attached, so context survives between sessions.
Context is the thing you lose first
Six weeks later, a saved URL tells you nothing about why it mattered. Annotate as you save — the claim it supports, the figure you needed, the objection it answers — and that note becomes the thing you search on.
- A folder per project or per topic, nested as deep as needed
- Notes on any link, capturing why you saved it
- Search across notes and metadata, not just titles
- Tag by source type, argument or status
Long projects, stable structure
Folders can be re-nested at any point without breaking anything, which matters when a project's shape changes halfway through — as it usually does.
Share a reading list
Publish a folder as a clean public page for collaborators, students or readers, without giving anyone access to the rest of your library.
“Every source I save now carries the note explaining why. That single habit has saved me more time than any other tool change this year.”
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