Save from anywhere

1. Bookmarklet

A bookmark becomes a save button. Tap it and the current page opens in the Savelinkly save screen; go back when you are done.

iPhone · iPad (Safari)

1. 1Press “Copy code” above.
2. 2Open any page in Safari, then Share → Add Bookmark. Name it “Save to Savelinkly”.
3. 3In your bookmarks, tap Edit → the new bookmark → clear the address field, paste the code and save.
4. 4On a page you want to keep, open your bookmarks and tap “Save to Savelinkly”. You sign in the first time.

2. iOS Shortcuts — save straight from the share sheet

Choose “Save to Savelinkly” from the share button and it saves without leaving the app. You need a personal API token (section 4).

1. 1Open Shortcuts → ＋ New Shortcut → name it “Save to Savelinkly”.
2. 2In ⓘ details, turn on Show in Share Sheet and keep only URLs and Safari web pages as input.
3. 3Add “Get Contents of URL” → URL: https://savelinkly.com/api/save → Method POST → Header Authorization = Bearer your-token → Request body JSON: url = Shortcut Input, source = shortcut.
4. 4Add “Show Notification” with the message from the previous result to see a confirmation.
5. 5From Safari or any app: Share → “Save to Savelinkly”.

Example response: {"ok":true,"created":true,"id":"…","title":"…","message":"…"} · created:false if the link was already saved. Messages are in Korean for now.

3. Email

Create your private save address in the library (sidebar → “이메일로 저장” / Save by email). Forward a newsletter or email a link to it and the first link in the message is saved with the #email tag.

4. Personal API tokens

Keys that let shortcuts and automation tools save to your account. Name each token and revoke it whenever you no longer need it. Up to 5.

API: POST https://savelinkly.com/api/save · header Authorization: Bearer slk_… · body {"url":"https://…","title":"optional","category":"category name or key (optional)","note":"optional","tags":["optional"],"source":"shortcut"}

Search API: GET https://savelinkly.com/api/search?q=words&limit=20 · same header · returns items[] (id, url, title, category, tags, read…) and nextCursor.