Open Source TypeScript Social Bookmarking Software

Curate, annotate and discuss the most valuable content and ideas. As individuals, teams and communities. Effortlessly find bookmarks again without organizing anything. Save websites and PDFs with one click. Recover everything in milliseconds. Search with any words you remember from the title or text, the time frame or domain. Declutter your notes about the things you read. No more copy-pasting important sections into your scattered notes. Highlight & annotate websites & PDFs (even locally stored PDFs) on all your devices. Need to do research with your team or have a shared reading list with your friends? Collaboratively collect content into spaces where discussions stay linked to the content. No more having to hunt for valuable comments lost in chat logs, email threads, or documents. Share spaces annotated pages and individual annotations with just a link. Your peers don’t need Memex installed to view or reply to your notes.

Web Page Application: https://shemeshg.github.io/desktop-search/ Github: https://github.com/shemeshg/desktop-search-code * Dropbox sync is performed manually (from admin screen) and not on interval.

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