linkding

A self‑hosted bookmark manager focused on minimalism and speed, offering a clean interface optimized for readability. Users can organize links with tags, add Markdown notes, and use bulk‑editing tools, while the system automatically retrieves titles, descriptions, icons and preview images for each saved URL. Optional archiving creates local HTML snapshots or stores pages on the Internet Archive, and bookmarks can be imported from or exported to the Netscape HTML format.

The service supports multiple users, allowing sharing of collections with other accounts or guests, and includes SSO via OIDC or authentication proxies. Browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome, plus a bookmarklet, let users add and search links directly from the browser, while a progressive web app enables offline access. A REST API and admin panel provide programmatic control and raw data access.

Installation is simplified to a single Docker container using SQLite, with automated migrations and zero breaking changes, making it suitable for low‑maintenance environments such as a Raspberry Pi. The project is MIT‑licensed, open source, and maintained as a stable, free‑tier offering without subscription requirements.