Plinky: The Easy Way to Collect and Organize Links

Former Twitter engineer Joe Fabisevich has developed a new app called Plinky that aims to revolutionize the way people save and organize links on the internet. With the overwhelming amount of content available online, Plinky offers a customizable approach to saving webpages, apps, videos, images, and more.

Available on iPhones, iPads, and Apple silicon Macs, Plinky allows users to neatly label and organize their saved links into different folders. The app also offers customization options for how links are displayed, making it easy to search for and access saved links quickly.

Inspired by the need to save links for later without overwhelming his fiancee with constant sharing, Fabisevich created Plinky to simplify the link-saving process. Unlike other bookmarking apps like Pocket and Instapaper, Plinky is designed to handle multimedia content more effectively.

While Plinky may not offer as many features as other bookmarking apps like Raindrop, it excels in its user-friendly approach to organizing links. Fabisevich plans to enhance the app with better organizational and customization features in the future, including the ability to import links from existing services and add reminders for saved links.

With a focus on user feedback and upcoming feature voting, Plinky is set to evolve into a more personalized and efficient tool for saving and prioritizing links on the internet. Fabisevich’s vision for Plinky includes building secure folders for sensitive links, an in-app reading experience, and a native Mac app for a seamless user experience.