
Linkroom
One room for every idea, project, and collection.
What it does
Linkroom is a simple way to organize everything you find online. Create rooms for projects, research, trips, hobbies, shopping, or anything you're working on. Save links, write notes, and keep everything together instead of losing useful things across browser tabs, bookmarks, and messages. Sign in, create a room, and start collecting. Built for people who want a cleaner, simpler way to organize the internet.
Linkroom — collect, organize and share everything around a project.
Collect links, notes and useful resources around anything you're working on. Then share the whole thing with one link. Give your collection a name. Add links, notes, and share it when you're ready. Make this room public and anyone with the link can view it without signingfrom lmao4123.github.io
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