Linkmore Memory iPhone Private beta
Chat with everything you've saved.
Linkmore captures links from any app on your iPhone, files them automatically with free on-device AI, and answers questions from your whole library — every answer cites the exact article you saved. Private. Offline. Yours to export.
Enter your email — Join the private beta
- No account required
- On-device AI, $0 forever
- Export everything, anytime
30 seconds: How do you find your saved articles today? →
Sound familiar?
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Saved = forgotten.
In a 2024 survey of 1,001 people, 88% said their digital collections just sit there, unread.* You didn't save links to forget them — you saved them because future-you would need them.
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Links rot.
The article you saved last year is a 404 today. Your notes app holds a pointer, not the content. The web doesn't keep what you love — your device can.
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AI can't see your library.
ChatGPT Projects need manual uploads. Browser memory lasts 30 days. The smartest AI in the world has never read the 2,000 things you thought were worth saving.
*China Youth Daily, Nov 2024, n=1001.
How it works
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Save from anywhere.
One tap in the Share sheet. Linkmore archives the full article — text and images — on your device. Forever. A dead link no longer means a lost idea.
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AI files it, for free.
Apple's on-device AI (iOS 26) tags, organizes, and notes why you saved each item. No account, no credits, no cloud bill. It never leaves your phone.
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Ask your library anything.
"What have I saved about on-device LLMs?" — get an answer assembled from your own articles, with citations anchored to the paragraphs you saved. Offline, in Spotlight, in Siri.
The app that can't rug you
- On-device by default. Your corpus never leaves your phone — unless you ask for a cloud deep-dive.
- Export everything, anytime. Markdown, HTML, JSON. Your library outlives the app — that's a feature, not a loophole.
- Searchable everywhere. Your saves show up in iPhone Spotlight and Siri. A library in a silo isn't a library.
Pricing
On-device AI: free, forever. Cloud deep-synthesis and sync: about the price of a coffee a month. Beta users shape the price — that's what the survey is for.
FAQ
Is this another read-later app?
No. Pocket proved read-later is a feature, not a business. Linkmore is a library: capture → automatic organization → retrieval with citations. Reading is optional; finding is the product.
Which iPhones does it work on?
Capture, archive, and export work on iOS 16+. Free on-device AI needs an Apple Intelligence device (iPhone 15 Pro or 16 and newer). Older iPhones get the same library with optional cloud credits.
How is this different from ChatGPT Projects?
Three ways: your saves are ingested automatically (no uploading), answers cite your saved items down to the paragraph, and the whole thing works offline, privately, and exports completely.
What happened to the old Linkmore?
Honest answer: we were a link collector with AI summaries. Pocket's shutdown and on-device AI changed what's possible — so we rebuilt around one question: what if everything you ever saved became searchable and answerable?
Who builds this?
One indie developer. That's why export-everything isn't a slogan — it's a promise you can verify.