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Save links

Save a URL from the web app, phone apps, or browser extension, with a list, tags, and a note if you want.

A link needs an address. You can choose its list, tags, and a note as you save it, or add them later.

Save in a browser

In the web app, click Add link, enter the URL, and click Save. Open “List, tags & note” if you want to file it now. If you use the Chrome or Firefox browser extension, open the page, click the browser extension icon, choose a list or tags if you want, and save. The browser extension signs in separately from the web app.

The browser extension’s popup over a page that is not saved yet. Under Save this page are the page’s title and address, a List picker set to a nested list, a Tags picker holding two tags, an empty Note field, and a Save button. The last line reads Synced just now.
The browser extension’s popup, with a list and two tags chosen before saving.

Save on a phone

In the iPhone or Android app, tap Add link, enter a URL, and tap Save. “List, tags & note” holds the optional fields. From another app, use its Share action and choose Bracemark. The share screen lets you choose a list and tags before saving.

Bracemark’s share screen on an iPhone. Under the Bracemark name are the shared page’s title and address, a row showing the chosen list, a row showing three chosen tags, and a Save button.
The share screen on an iPhone, with a list and three tags chosen. Android shows the same choices.

The link saves even if no title or image arrives. You can set a title yourself in Edit link; link previews explains where automatic details come from.

If the URL is already saved, the app tells you. If it is in Trash, you can restore it instead of making another copy. See restore a link.