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Tagpacker

A free tool to collect, organize, and share your favorite links.

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Tagpacker is a web-based platform for collecting, organizing, and sharing links. It replaces browser bookmarking with a system built around tags and tagpacks, letting users save articles and videos while browsing, retrieve them through full-text search, and choose whether each link is public or private.

The "Pack it" button opens a sidebar for tagging and commenting, available through Firefox, Chrome, and Edge extensions or a bookmarklet. Tags group content, while tagpacks organize tags into custom categories such as years or locations. Users can sort links, run bulk actions, and use keyboard shortcuts. Organizing suggestions recommend tags based on previously collected links. Social features include following other users, repacking content, liking links, and subscribing to tag channels. Recommendations surface content and people based on usage. Collections can be shared via deep links to selected tags or embedded in blogs and websites. A RESTful API and Zapier integration connect Tagpacker to third-party services, and Dropbox backup is available. Links can be imported from HTML files and exported in HTML format. The interface is responsive across desktop, tablet, and phone.

Tagpacker is free to use, with no paid editions or seat-based plans indicated.

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