Linkpack

What Linkpack is

Linkpack is a tool for saving links, reading through them, organizing collections, and sharing those collections. Links can be added from the iOS app or through Chrome and Firefox extensions; users can also drag and drop links into the filesystem. Linkpack says saved links stay in sync between the app and a Dropbox folder. Within Linkpack, links can be grouped into Linkpacks, and the product can track reading progress. Narration supports listening while reading hands-free. For sharing, users can create a unique URL for a Linkpack and share it or embed it in a blog.

Linkpack is made by Linkpack, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Thessaloniki, Greece. It offers a free plan for saving, reading, organizing, and sharing links, and also lists Linkpack PRO. The service is available as browser extensions and an iOS app. Its terms make the service available only to people aged 18 or older. The privacy policy says the company does not transfer, sell, or rent personal information to third parties for marketing. When a user shares a Dropbox folder through Linkpack, the policy says it collects file internet addresses and creation dates, the user's full name, and OAuth credentials to download the folder's files; Linkpack contacts Dropbox to create a Linkpack page.

Who it suits

Linkpack suits people who want to save links from a browser or iOS device, organize them into collections, and keep track of reading progress. It may also suit readers who want narration or a shareable Linkpack URL to send or embed in a blog.

Getting started

1. Visit https://www.linkpack.io/.
2. Use the iOS app or a Chrome or Firefox extension to save links.
3. Alternatively, drag and drop links into the filesystem.
4. Organize saved links into Linkpacks.
5. Use the free plan, or choose Linkpack PRO.

Verdict

Choose Linkpack if you want to collect links, organize them into Linkpacks, and follow reading progress, with narration and sharing options. Look elsewhere if you are under 18 or do not want to provide the data described when sharing a Dropbox folder.