Save and organize all your links in one place with this app

Compatible apps maintain links to web pages Reaching them later is nothing new. For years, there are popular apps such as Pocket or Instapaper, with millions of users around the world daily using them, to avoid forgetting about that article they said they found on the Internet, but unfortunately they did not have enough time to read.

And even though there are already a few programs of this type, there is always one place. That must have thought the composer of LinKeep, A new free tool available on Google Play, which it represents for easy use having a more modern and eye-catching design than other apps in the same category.

Save and edit all your links with LinKeep

As its maker explains, LinKeep is an app that lets you store, catalog and share links to web pages

. As a result, it's easier to keep our links organized because they give us the opportunity to create categories and filter links to quickly find those in the same category.

Its functionality, therefore, is not much different than that of Pocket or Instapaper. Its functions include a selection of create and maintain links directly from the appalthough it is also possible keep links or webpages we visit at LinKeep with the traditional "share" menu for Android.

Its design is based on the language of Material Design, and has a modern and personalized look. Including a dark theme, which will be activated either manually or automatically based on the default system theme. It provides and it is possible view saved links as lists or cards.

The app is in the development phase, and for this reason it is not surprising that it is not yet complete with the tool as some of the methods mentioned earlier are. The latest version available introduces performance improvements and versions, as well as feasibility automatically remove the title and description of other links. Some features are missing, such as the possibility of adding the same link to several categories – or a tagline that allows for the best organization of archival links -, and an option create retrieval of saved links. It won't be too bad either web version to make LinKeep a cross-platform app, though I'm afraid this feature doesn't seem to fit into developer programs.

It is possible download the first version of LinKeep for free via Google Play. The app includes ads, although it is possible to remove them using one of these payments in-app included in the application.