Save first. Sort later.
Drop a link into your Inbox. A collection, tag, note, or account never stands between a useful find and a saved link.
Link Pocket / Independent app
Good finds. Kept close.
A home for things worth returning to.
A private link inbox for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Save now, find it later, and come back with a next step.
MacComing soon
Keep something good.
Capture. Find. Return.
Capture. Find. Return.What you can do
Find the thought behind the link.
Search locally saved links and notes. Add your own context and keep related finds together in collections.
Come back with a next step.
Revisit your return queue. Keep something useful, archive what you’ve resolved, or leave it for a better time.
Your library. Your choice.
Local capture and search work offline. Export your library, restore an item from Trash, or permanently delete it when you’re ready.
A closer look
A place to land. A reason to return.
Kept on your terms
Your links are personal. Their home should be, too.
Start with a local library. No account prompt before your first save. No AI requirement to find what you kept. Optional connections stay a choice.
Read the privacy policyA few useful answers
Before you pocket it.
Can I download it yet?
Yes. Link Pocket is available for iPhone and iPad on the App Store. Use the download button above to get it. The Mac version is coming soon.
Do I need an account?
No app account is required to capture, browse, edit, or search your local library. Optional iCloud sync uses your Apple Account and is a separate choice.
What works offline?
Saving a URL, browsing your saved library, editing notes, and searching locally stored content. Opening the original website and fetching a new preview require a connection. Saving a link does not mean its entire webpage is downloaded.
How do I get help or report a problem?
Email the developer using the support link below. Include the app and OS versions and steps using a sample link. Please leave out private URLs, notes, credentials, and unredacted library exports.
A direct line to the developer
Need a hand?
Questions, a useful suggestion, or something that needs fixing. I’d like to hear from you.
Include your app and OS versions and steps using a sample link. Leave out private URLs, notes, passwords, and library exports.