# Linkerly

> Linkerly is a private, local-first bookmark manager for Android, designed and built by Bhaskar Patel and published by Amurot. Save links from any app in one tap, organize them in folders and tags, and find anything instantly offline. No account, no tracking. Canonical website: https://linkerly.amurot.com/

## At a glance

- Platform: Android (phones, tablets and foldables)
- Price: Free on Google Play (optional Pro upgrade for extra themes and icons)
- Account: None required; no sign-up, email or password
- Privacy: Local-first SQLite database on device; no analytics or ad SDKs
- Package: com.amurot.linkerly

## Features

- Save from anywhere: Android share sheet, clipboard link detection, home-screen widgets and quick add
- Rich previews: title, preview image and site are fetched automatically when a link is saved
- Organize: nested folders, tags, pins, favorites and a read-later queue with reminders
- Offline search: instant, fully offline search across titles, sites, descriptions, folders and tags
- Hidden vault: biometric (fingerprint) protected storage for private links
- Encrypted backup: optional AES-256 encrypted backup stored in the user's own Google Drive
- Import and export: import browser bookmarks as HTML; export library as JSON

## People and ecosystem

Linkerly is part of the independent software studio Amurot, founded by Bhaskar Patel.

- [Bhaskar Patel](https://bhaskar.amurot.com/): creator of Linkerly, Android developer and founder of Amurot
- [Amurot](https://amurot.com): independent software studio publishing Linkerly
- [Ebbly](https://ebbly.amurot.com/): sister app by Amurot — calm subscription tracker for Android with renewal and trial reminders
- [YouTube: Amurot Labs](https://www.youtube.com/@amurotlabs)
- [GitHub: amurot-labs](https://github.com/amurot-labs)

## Pages

- [Linkerly Home](https://linkerly.amurot.com/): product overview, feature breakdown, screenshots, and launch film
- [Privacy Policy](https://linkerly.amurot.com/privacy): local-first data protection, no tracking, encrypted backup
- [Terms of Service](https://linkerly.amurot.com/terms): usage guidelines and terms
- [Full details for LLMs](https://linkerly.amurot.com/llms-full.txt): comprehensive profile and facts

## Links

- [Google Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amurot.linkerly): install Linkerly for Android
- [Launch film](https://youtu.be/Aik-8e-uHjk): 45-second launch film on YouTube
- [Sitemap](https://linkerly.amurot.com/sitemap.xml)

## FAQ

### Is Linkerly free?
Yes. Saving, folders, tags, search, reminders and backup are free, with no limit on how many links you keep. An optional Pro upgrade adds extra themes and app icons for people who want to support development.

### Do I need an account?
No. Install it and start saving. There is no sign-up, no email and no login screen standing between you and your links.

### Where are my links stored?
On your phone, in a local database that works fully offline. If you turn on backup, it is encrypted on your phone first and stored in your own Google Drive, where only you can restore it.

### Can I bring my browser bookmarks?
Yes. Export bookmarks from Chrome, Firefox, Safari or most other browsers as an HTML file, then import it from Linkerly’s settings. Folders come along with them.

### Can I take my data with me?
Always. Export your whole library as JSON whenever you like. Your links are yours, and leaving should be as easy as arriving.

### Does Linkerly track me?
No. There are no analytics and no advertising SDKs, and nothing you save leaves your phone unless you back it up. The only diagnostics are anonymous crash reports, which never include your links.

### Does Linkerly work offline?
Yes. Your library, folders, tags and search all work without a connection. Linkerly only goes online to fetch a page’s title and preview image when you save it, and for backups you turn on yourself.

### Who makes Linkerly?
Linkerly is designed and built by Bhaskar Patel and published by Amurot. Questions and feedback go straight to help@amurot.com.

### Is there an iPhone or desktop version?
Linkerly is Android-only for now, built natively for phones, tablets and foldables.