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Self-hosted bookmark manager that’s minimal, fast, and easy.
linkding lets you host a clean, tag-driven bookmark service with bulk editing, markdown notes, PWA support, and automatic archiving—all deployable via a single Docker container.

linkding provides a lightweight, self‑hosted solution for storing and organizing web links. The interface focuses on readability, offering tag‑based organization, bulk editing, markdown notes, and a "read it later" mode. Bookmarks are enriched automatically with titles, descriptions, and icons, and can be archived locally or on the Internet Archive.
Installation is streamlined through Docker; a single container runs the Django backend and bundled frontend. Advanced users can enable SSO via OIDC, expose a REST API for custom integrations, or install the Progressive Web App for offline access. Browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox, plus a bookmarklet, make saving links from any site effortless. The admin panel grants user self‑service and raw data access, while import/export in Netscape HTML format eases migration.
The project is MIT‑licensed, actively maintained, and supported by a growing community that contributes mobile clients, additional extensions, and documentation. Whether for personal use or team collaboration, linkding balances simplicity with powerful features.
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Personal read‑it‑later library
Store articles and videos for offline consumption with markdown notes and archiving.
Team knowledge base
Share curated resources across a team, organized by tags and accessible via a single URL.
Research source archiving
Automatically archive cited webpages to preserve content for future reference.
Custom workflow integration
Use the REST API to sync bookmarks with internal tools or automation scripts.
Run the provided Docker image with a single `docker run` command; detailed steps are in the documentation.
By default it uses SQLite, but you can configure PostgreSQL or MySQL via environment variables.
Yes, linkding supports OIDC and authentication proxies for SSO integration.
Official mobile apps are not bundled, but community projects provide Android and iOS clients.
Upload a Netscape HTML file through the admin UI or use the import endpoint.
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