Save and sync links with Discord webhooks.
LinkSink is a simple, privacy-focused Android app for saving links from any app and automatically syncing them to Discord via webhooks. Built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose.
- Share from anywhere - Use Android's share menu to save links from any app
- Topics - Organize links into topics with custom webhook settings
- Topic customization - Add emoji, color, and ordering to topics
- Discord sync - Automatically post saved links to Discord channels via webhooks
- Progressive UI - Calm, scannable default view with progressive disclosure for search and filters
- Consolidated Filters - Topic and date selection in a single, unified filter entry point
- Status Indicator System - Clear icons and colors for Unread / Read / Archived status
- Swipe-to-Unarchive - Effortlessly manage archived items with updated swipe actions
- Improved Sync Visibility - Dedicated banners for pending syncs only when relevant
- Search & Filter Refinements - Collapsible search bar and smarter row layouts to reduce visual noise
- Topic Editing - Edit topic details via long-press on section headers
- Architectural Polish - Refactored codebase for better responsiveness and testability
- Date filtering - Filter links by Today, This Week, or This Month within the new filter sheet
Each topic can have its own webhook configuration:
- Local Only - Keep links private, no Discord sync
- Use Global - Use your default webhook URL
- Custom - Set a unique webhook per topic (great for different Discord channels)
Coming soon.
Download the latest APK from the Releases page.
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/your-username/linksink.git
cd linksink
# Build debug APK
./gradlew assembleDebug
# Install on connected device
./gradlew installDebugRequirements:
- JDK 17
- Android SDK 36
- Install LinkSink on your Android device
- Open the app and go to Settings
- Create a Discord webhook in your desired channel:
- Open Discord → Server Settings → Integrations → Webhooks
- Create a new webhook and copy the URL
- Paste the webhook URL in LinkSink settings
- Test the connection
- Start sharing links from any app!
LinkSink follows modern Android architecture patterns:
- Kotlin with Coroutines and Flow
- Jetpack Compose for declarative UI
- Room for local database
- DataStore for preferences
- Ktor for HTTP client
- WorkManager for background sync and reminders
- Android 10 (API 29) or higher
- Internet connection for Discord sync
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit issues and pull requests.
Perfect for:
- Saving articles to read later
- Collecting research links
- Sharing discoveries with Discord communities
- Building a personal link archive
- Organizing links by project or interest