| Hi HN, my name is David (david@linkidex.com). I’ve been building Linkidex (https://www.linkidex.com) for a while now (first post on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33153866#33175456) my goal is to make bookmarks better. I built Linkidex because I found myself getting frustrated with re-finding things online. At my previous employers, we had multiple wikis (Confluence, Google Pages, some other stuff), and multiple 'progress trackers' for different projects (Jira, Asana, Google Sheets). Long story short it was a lot, and there was no central place where you could just search for the thing you were looking for. Thus, I started building Linkidex. What you can do with Linkidex: * Save URLs with a title, description, category, and tags. * Click a button to automatically fetch a URL's title and description * Click a button to get category & tag suggestions based on the URL's content & your existing categories and tags.
* Search across your titles, URLs, categories and tags all at once - just start typing. * Share links amongst your friends or coworkers by creating organizations. Linkidex is a progressive web application, which means you can download it to your phone without giving it any advanced permissions. I also recently launched a Firefox and Chrome extension (open with cmd + shift + K on Mac or ctrl + alt + K on windows.) Technical Details for the Curious: * Built with: TypeScript, React, GraphQL, Apollo, Rails, deployed to AWS. * Auto title & description comes from fetching a given page's open graph meta tags, and / or meta title & description. * Category and tag suggestions are powered by OpenAI. All feedback / feature requests / complaints / whatever welcome, and you can use code `feb_2025_first_50` for free premium access. Thanks for checking it out! |