Linkdy
A self-hosted Bookmarks, RSS & Reading app you can run on your own server.
Linkdy is a self-hosted reading and bookmarking application that you run on your own server instead of renting it as a cloud service. Self-hosting it means no per-user subscription and no third-party cloud holding your information.
Development happens in the open on GitHub; the repository has collected 182 stars so far. Repository activity was last recorded on May 25, 2026, and the project is classed as actively maintained in our snapshot. It is listed as a companion app — a tool that extends or helps you manage a self-hosted service rather than replacing it. It is available for Android, Windows, macOS, Linux.
Before you switch
Reading tools are habits: pick the one whose capture flow (extension, share sheet, email) matches how you actually save things. Check OPML or bookmark import from your current tool; most projects support it, and your archive moves with you.
Like every project listed on SelfHosted, Linkdy is developed in the open — you can read the code, follow development, and even contribute. Check the system requirements and the project’s own documentation linked on this page before installing.