You saved it.
LinkHive brings it back.
Share a link from Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn or any app. LinkHive saves it in one tap, then brings one back each morning, so your saves stop piling up unread.
Free APK from GitHub Releases. iOS builds from source.
- Free
- Works offline
- No account needed
- English · हिन्दी · ગુજરાતી · العربية
The problem
Every app has a save button. None of them give it back.
Your saved links are spread over three apps, and none of those apps ever shows them to you again.
Instagram saves
- Goes in
- Every day
- Comes back
- Never
LinkedIn saves
- Goes in
- Every week
- Comes back
- Never
Chat with yourself
- Goes in
- All the time
- Comes back
- Lost in the scroll
LinkHive is one place for all of them, and it gives them back.
How it works
Share it. Forget it. Get it back.
Share it
Tap Share in any app and pick LinkHive. It's saved. No form to fill in.
Forget it
It waits in your Inbox. Add a category later, or never.
Get it back
Every morning LinkHive picks one link. Open it, snooze it or archive it.
Features
Built for the 500th link, not the 5th.
One-tap capture
Saving takes the same tap as any share. Title and preview fill in afterwards.
One link a day
A 9am reminder, a Today screen and a home screen widget bring back one link at a time.
Saved twice? Noted.
Share the same link again and LinkHive merges it and marks it Saved 2×. Those come back first.
Find anything
Search, quick filters and Source / Category / Sort, made for hundreds of links.
Offline first
Works without an account or a connection. Sign in and it syncs, with a screen to settle conflicts.
Speaks your language
English, Hindi, Gujarati and Arabic, right-to-left included. Light and dark.
Screens
Bold, simple, one-handed.
Use cases
What people keep in it.
Recipes from Reels
The pasta you saw at midnight comes back on Saturday morning.
A trip you're planning
Every video and guide in one place, filtered by Travel.
Things to buy later
A wishlist from every shop, with no account on any of them.
Talks and courses
Mark the important ones High, and they stay at the top.
Job posts
Save from LinkedIn now, apply when you're at a laptop.
Long reads
Articles that deserve 10 quiet minutes, one per morning.
Under the hood
Offline-first Flutter, built to survive bad networks.
Every write lands on the phone first. The cloud catches up when it can, and nothing gets silently overwritten.
- Flutter
- Dart
- BLoC
- Hive
- Firebase Auth
- Cloud Firestore
- go_router
- get_it
- Jetpack Glance
- flutter_localizations
Offline-first sync
Hive first, then an outbox queue to Firestore. Works as a guest; signing in uploads what's already there.
Conflict resolution
Field-level conflict records with keep-local, keep-cloud and custom merge.
Sign-out you can trust
A phone holds one account's data. Signing out shows what hasn't synced yet, then clears the local copy, and a wipe that was interrupted finishes on the next launch.
One place for every action
Today, cards and the widget all open, archive and snooze through one LinkManager.
Native where it counts
Android and iOS share targets, a Glance home screen widget, Custom Tabs for links, 4 locales with RTL.
Built by Kunj Shingala
Application developer in Rajkot, India. I build mobile apps that actually ship: 40+ production apps across delivery, transport, healthcare and home services. LinkHive is my own, designed and built end to end, from the product idea and design system to the Flutter app and its sync engine.
Stop losing links.
Free, offline-first, and the code is on GitHub.