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Personal cloud‑based bookmark manager with sharing and extensions
WebCrate lets you collect, annotate, and share links across devices via a PWA and browser extensions, storing everything privately on your own Deta Space instance.

WebCrate is a lightweight bookmarking tool that centralises links, articles and other web resources. It offers a clean, focused UI and lets you enrich each entry with notes, emojis and custom tags, making personal knowledge bases easy to build.
Add items from any device using the Chrome/Firefox extension or the progressive web app. Collections, called crates, can be shared publicly or with selected users, enabling collaborative research or team resource hubs. All data lives on a private Deta Space instance, giving you full ownership and isolation from other users.
After creating a free Deta Space account, install WebCrate with a single click. The service runs entirely in the browser and syncs through your personal cloud, requiring no additional server setup. Note that Deta Space is scheduled for sunset on 17 Oct 2024, after which existing apps and data will be removed.
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Research project collaboration
Team members add sources to a shared crate, keeping references synchronized and searchable.
Personal knowledge base
Collect articles, tutorials, and notes in private crates for easy retrieval across devices.
Curated content newsletters
Create public crates that subscribers can follow to receive regular updates of hand‑picked links.
Bookmark migration
Import existing browser bookmarks into WebCrate, enrich them, and retire legacy storage.
WebCrate will become inaccessible and Deta will delete all apps and data 45 days after the sunset date.
Yes, you can download your crates and associated metadata from the WebCrate interface before the deletion period.
The project currently targets Deta Space; self‑hosting elsewhere would require code modifications not provided out‑of‑the‑box.
A free Deta Space account is required to create a personal instance of the app.
Yes, the app is free under the MIT license, though donations are encouraged to support development.
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