About LinkBoard
A workspace for links you still need, with a short note on why they matter. These public pages are written by Z.
Why this exists
A freelance job often starts clean and then splits. The brief lives in email. Brand files live in Drive. Competitors live in a Chrome folder named “work.” The decision from last Tuesday lives in chat until nobody can find it. None of those tools are bad. The switching is the tax.
LinkBoard is a desk for that pile. You name a directory after a real project. You paste a URL and you write the sentence you would have texted a teammate. You can put a date on the work and, if a group needs A or B, you can run a small poll in the same place. That is the product. It is not a second brain you have to feed like a pet.
What we will not pretend
There are no invented review counts or stock-photo quotes. If the free plan is enough, stay there. If it is not, Pro is $4.99 a month. Fake stars on a homepage are not worth it.
There is no browser extension yet. There is no Google Calendar sync yet. Those are real gaps. Until they exist, the workflow is copy, paste, write the note. Slower than a magic button. Faster than reconstructing a tab at midnight.
How the service actually runs
Accounts and data sit in Supabase. Email goes through Resend. Paid plans go through Stripe. Ads, when they show, are on signed-in screens that already have your own links or events — not on these public articles. Cookie choices are asked up front. Details: privacy, terms, GDPR.
Support is admin@linkboard.io. Usually one or two business days. If you want a folder deleted with the account, write from the email on the account. The contact page lists what to include.
If you want to poke around
Features is what the app does today. Docs are click-by-click. The blog is notes on keeping folders from rotting. Start with the client folder setup if you do freelance work, or why work does not belong on the bookmark bar if you just want the argument.