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Wakelet is an all-in-one content curation and collaboration platform that allows users to bookmark, organize, and present various types of digital content into visual collections. It supports a wide range of media, offers collaboration features, and enables sharing through public links and embeds, catering to individuals, educators, and businesses.

Features
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Must Have

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URL Saving & Preview

List & Section Organization

Public Sharing

Instant Link Adding

Contextual Side Notes

Other

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Minimalist Interface

Profile Gateway

Media Type Support

Sign-In & Authentication

Granular Sharing Permissions

Mobile Responsive Design

Embed Support

Pricing
Freemium
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Free

$0.00 monthly
  • Unlimited collections
  • 3 collaborative collections
  • Publish 4 collections

Individual Pro

$5.99 monthly
  • Unlimited collections
  • Unlimited collaborative collections
  • Publish unlimited collections
  • Video record & upload
  • 1GB media storage

Classroom Pro

$199.00 yearly
  • Everything included in Individual Pro, plus:
  • Secure classrooms via Google, Microsoft or CSV
  • Set unlimited assignments
  • Student portfolios
  • 2GB media storage per user

Education Pro

$1,100.00 yearly
  • Everything included in Classroom Pro, plus:
  • Full rostering via Classlink or Clever
  • Students retain accounts after graduation
  • Advanced analytics
  • Dedicated implementation support
  • Ability to assign multiple admins
  • Dedicated success manager

Enterprise Pro

$1,150.00 yearly
  • Everything included in Individual Pro, plus:
  • Secure groups for collaboration
  • Unlimited activities in groups
  • 1GB media storage per user
  • View as employee
  • Analytics dashboard
  • Permissions to control integrations and sharing
  • Self paced learning modules
Rationale

Wakelet is a strong match for URList. It explicitly offers core features like saving and organizing content into collections (lists and sections), public sharing, and instant content capture via browser extensions and mobile apps. It supports various media types and allows embedding. While it doesn't explicitly mention 'Tufte-style side notes,' it does allow adding text and notes to items, which serves a similar contextual purpose. The interface is clean and focused on content curation, aligning with the minimalist aspect. It also has user profiles and granular sharing permissions.

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