Your browser bookmarks are a graveyard of good intentions.
The internet floods you with content every day. Your "read later" list is now "read never." Your bookmark folders are where good content goes to die. Let's be honest - that organizational system you promised yourself you'd maintain? It's not working.
No more folders. No more manual tags. No more "I'll organize this later" lies.
Links.rip is different. Bookmarking that works the way your brain does - messy, organic, but somehow still finds what it needs. Links.rip lets you throw everything interesting into one place and actually find it later.
Links.rip is about letting you get back to living your life. It is about accepting that your inbox will never be zero, your bookmarks will never be perfectly organized, and that's completely fine.
How it works:
- Paste links like you're texting yourself
- No "organizing" required. Everything gets indexed behind the scene, just ask for it
Under the hood: Insanely fast semantic search that actually understands what you're looking for. (Vector embeddings + full text search 🪄)
The promise:
- Your data will always be yours. Export it all at anytime!
- If you're unhappy, I'll refund you no questions asked.
- The user comes first.
First and foremost, I am building this for myself, but if more people want it that's wonderful.
