ProductivityUtility

LinkDock

LinkDock is a private, on-device "save it and find it later" app for links — articles, videos, reels, and posts shared from any app. Share a link in and LinkDock pulls out a title, thumbnail, and readable summary right on your device, files it, and makes it searchable later. We don't store your content — we help you find your way back to it.

App Store — coming soonGoogle Play — coming soon

Features

What it does

Save from anywhere

Share a link straight into LinkDock from Instagram, X, YouTube, Safari, Chrome, or any app with a native share sheet — on iOS and Android.

Everything stays on your device

No LinkDock account, no LinkDock server, no content analytics — your saved library never leaves your device.

Collections & tags

File links into folders, tag them individually or in bulk, and move things around as your library grows.

Search, filters & voice

Find anything with keyword search, filters by date, tag or type, and on-device voice search.

Ask your library

Ask natural-language questions about what you've saved — answered by on-device AI, with no cloud call.

Backup & Restore

Export your entire library — data and thumbnails — to a single file you control, and restore it anytime.

Screenshots

Take a look

FAQ

Common questions

Is my saved-links data private?

Yes. LinkDock stores everything you save — links, extracted text, thumbnails, tags, and collections — locally on your device. There's no LinkDock account and no LinkDock server, so there's no library for anyone else to access.

Is LinkDock available now?

LinkDock is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. It isn't live on either store yet.

Is LinkDock free?

Yes — LinkDock is free to download and ad-supported, with a single one-time "Remove Ads" purchase available. There's no subscription.

Does LinkDock need an account or the internet?

No account is required. LinkDock does fetch the page you're saving to pull out a title, thumbnail, and readable text, and ads and purchases need a connection — but your saved library itself lives on your device.

What is "Connect a platform"?

It's an optional way to sign in to a site inside LinkDock so it can pull the full content of things you save from it. You log in on the platform's own page, inside the app — LinkDock keeps only the session cookie that login creates, on your device, never uploaded, and your password is never read, logged, or stored. Signing out clears that platform's cookies and no one else's.

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