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LinkSeek
linkseek.appSummary
LinkSeek is an AI-powered bookmark manager that helps users organize, search, and interact with their saved web links. It uses AI for semantic search, automatic tagging, and content summarization, aiming to transform scattered links into a searchable personal knowledge base.
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Must Have
4 of 9
AI File Chat
Semantic Search
Automated Sorting Rules
Privacy Controls
Cloud Storage Integration
Automated Folder Organization
Conversational AI Interface
File Editing & Renaming
User Feedback Learning
Other
3 of 22
Usage Credits & Quotas
Multi-User Collaboration
Data Encryption & Security
Feedback-Driven Refinement
Manual Approval Workflow
Demo Mode
Local File Access
Enterprise SSO & Compliance
Centralized Team Billing
Advanced AI Model
Cloud Storage Integrations
Local File System Access
File Cleaning & Deduplication
Content-based Q&A
Security & Privacy Controls
Version History
Multi-tier Pricing Plans
User Roles & Permissions
Cross-platform Support
Bulk Operations & Batch Processing
Customizable Sorting Rules
Notifications & Reminders
PricingSubscription
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Founding Member - Monthly
$5.40 monthly
- 1 Month FREE Trial
- 500 Monthly Credits
- Full Text Search and Semantic Search
- Unlimited Bookmarks & Collections
- AI Tags & Summary Generation
- Detect Duplicate Links
Founding Member - Yearly
$50.00 yearly
- Everything in Monthly, plus:
- 2 Months FREE Trial (vs 1 month)
- Priority feature requests - We build what you need
- Priority Support
Rationale
LinkSeek is an AI bookmark manager that offers semantic search, AI tagging (automated sorting rules), and AI knowledge chat (AI file chat). It emphasizes privacy and data security. While it doesn't directly integrate with cloud storage in the same way Dynbox does for files, it manages web links which are inherently cloud-based. The 'multi-user collaboration' feature is listed as coming soon, but it aligns with the 'multi-user collaboration' feature. It also mentions 'usage credits' in its pricing. The core difference is that LinkSeek focuses on web links/bookmarks, whereas Dynbox is for general files.
