Summary
Ask questionsDiigo is a web-based research and knowledge management tool that allows users to bookmark, highlight, and add sticky notes to web pages and PDFs. It provides features for organizing collected resources, sharing them with groups, and collaborating on content.
Features11/12
See allMust Have
5 of 5
URL Saving & Preview
List & Section Organization
Contextual Side Notes
Public Sharing
Instant Link Adding
Other
6 of 7
Minimalist Interface
Profile Gateway
Media Type Support
Sign-In & Authentication
Granular Sharing Permissions
Mobile Responsive Design
Embed Support
PricingFreemium
See allFree
- With Ads
- 500 lifetime cloud bookmarks
- 100 lifetime webpage and PDF highlights
Standard
- No Ads
- Unlimited Cloud Bookmarks
- Unlimited Webpage and PDF Highlights
- Unlimited Image Storage
- Unlimited Cached Pages (Webpage Backup)
- Import kindle highlights & notes
- Unlimited PDF Storage
- Unlimited Outliners
Professional
- No Ads
- Unlimited Cloud Bookmarks
- Unlimited Webpage and PDF Highlights
- Unlimited Image Storage
- Unlimited Cached Pages (Webpage Backup)
- Import kindle highlights & notes
- Unlimited PDF Storage
- Unlimited Outliners
Business
- No Ads
- Unlimited Cloud Bookmarks
- Unlimited Webpage and PDF Highlights
- Unlimited Image Storage
- Unlimited Cached Pages (Webpage Backup)
- Import kindle highlights & notes
- Unlimited PDF Storage
- Unlimited Outliners
- Unlimited team library storage for Webpage, PDF and Images
- Collaborative Web annotation in Team
- Collaborative PDF annotation in Team
- Admin console dashboard
Rationale
Diigo is a comprehensive web annotation and bookmarking tool that directly aligns with all the 'must-have' features. It allows users to save and preview URLs, organize them into a personal library with tags and outlines (lists and sections), add highlights and sticky notes (contextual side notes), and share content publicly or within groups. The platform also supports instant link adding via its browser extension and offers a user profile gateway. It supports various media types, requires sign-in for full functionality, provides granular sharing permissions through groups and public/private settings, and is accessible on mobile devices.