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Draggo
What Draggo is
Draggo is a web-based bookmark manager for collecting personal links and arranging them on one page. Create categories, save links, and use drag and drop to organize a collection. Links captured with the browser extension’s Browser Button arrive in an Inbox, where they can be sorted into categories. Page controls let you edit, move, select, or delete links and categories. You can choose to share links or keep them hidden. Draggo says you can organize bookmarks from anywhere and open favorite links with one click. Public Draggo bookmark pages show their categories and links; visitors can copy those links into their own Draggo accounts. The service invites people both to manage favorite bookmarks and to explore other collections. Draggo is available on the web and offers a browser extension. Its Free plan is listed as free, with no limits stated in the plan details. A free trial is not offered; the listed plan is free.
Who it suits
Draggo suits people who want to collect favorite links, sort them into categories, and access them from a web page. It may also suit users who want to share bookmark links or browse public collections and copy links into their own account.
What it does well
- Organize links into categories with drag and drop.
- Browser Button saves links to an Inbox.
- Controls cover editing, moving, selecting, and deleting.
- Choose to share links or hide them.
- Public pages let visitors copy links into their account.
- Free plan is listed as free.
What to know first
- Access is listed for web; no other platform is listed.
- The listing gives no limits for the Free plan.
Plans
| Plan | Billed and limits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 100% free; no limits stated | Free |
As draggo.com lists them, read 4 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.
Getting started
- Open https://www.draggo.com/.
- Sign up for the free plan.
- Add the browser extension to save links with the Browser Button.
- Move saved links from the Inbox into categories.
- Edit, organize, share, or hide links on your page.
Verdict
Choose Draggo if you want a free web-based place to save and organize bookmarks, with an Inbox for captured links and options to share or hide them. Its public pages also let you explore other collections. The listed platform is web, so people seeking a listed mobile or desktop app should look elsewhere.
Questions
How much does Draggo cost?
The Free plan is listed as free.
Is there a free plan or trial?
Yes, Draggo has a free plan. A free trial is not offered.
What platforms does Draggo support?
Draggo is listed for web and offers a browser extension.
Can I share bookmarks?
Draggo says users can share links or hide them. Public bookmark pages show categories and links visitors can copy to their own Draggo account.
What can I do with saved links?
You can create categories, organize links with drag and drop, and edit, move, select, or delete links and categories.
Facts from Draggo's own pages
- Access
- The signup page says users can edit and organize links from anywhere and access favorite links with one click. · draggo.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Editing
- The page provides controls to edit, move, select, and delete links and categories. · draggo.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Inbox
- Links saved with the Browser Button arrive in an Inbox, where users can move them into categories. · draggo.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Intended users
- The signup page invites users to manage favorite bookmarks and explore links on Draggo. · draggo.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Public bookmarks
- Public Draggo bookmark pages show categories and links that visitors can copy to their own Draggo account. · draggo.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Purpose
- Draggo describes itself as a free online bookmark manager for organizing and accessing personal links on one page. · draggo.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Save and organize
- Users can save links, create categories, and organize links with drag and drop. · draggo.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Sharing
- Draggo says users can share links or hide them. · draggo.com, 4 Oct 2026
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