StowLink
A native bookmark manager and link organizer for Mac and iPhone.
About
StowLink is a native bookmark manager and link organizer built for macOS, complete with a free iPhone companion app to keep your library in your pocket. It allows you to save, organize, and quickly find the links you want to keep by importing from major browsers like Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, or via HTML export. Features include nested folders, rich previews, playable videos, personal notes, and global keyboard shortcuts for quick capture and Spotlight-like search.
The app is designed for anyone whose browser bookmarks tend to become a cluttered holding pen, including developers, designers, researchers, and everyday users collecting recipes, travel ideas, or products. It bridges the gap between disorganized browser tabs and a structured reference library.
What makes StowLink different is its local-first approach and privacy-focused design. Your library stays securely on your Mac by default without requiring any account creation, while optional iCloud sync lets you seamlessly share your saved links across your other Macs and your iPhone.
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