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LinkPool just got a major upgrade! What's New • AI Notes: When you save a link, AI summarizes it and writes a note for you — right from the share sheet, too. • Cloud Sync: Just sign in and your links and folders are backed up and synced automatically. Safe across devices. • Subfolders: Create folders inside folders to organize your links even better. • LinkPool Pro is here: Chrome extension for PC, broken-link detection, and unlimited link storage. • English support: Use the app in Korean or English — it follows your device language automatically. Improvements & Fixes • Better link thumbnails. • Edit notes directly from the link detail screen. • Fixed issues including links saved via share disappearing and the app getting stuck on launch.
LinkPool is a link management app that lets you save links from anywhere and organize them into folders so you can find them anytime. Links you saved and forgot? AI now summarizes them for you, and the cloud keeps them safe. Start managing your links the easy way! [Key Features] 1. Save links in seconds - Tap the share button in your browser and save a link in just 3 seconds. 2. AI-written notes - When you save a link, AI summarizes its content into a note automatically. - Know what every link is about at a glance, even much later. 3. Organized your way - Create folders — and subfolders — to categorize links your way, and find anything instantly with search. 4. Cloud backup & sync - Just sign in and your links and folders are backed up automatically. - Switch devices or reinstall the app — your links stay safe. 5. Capture your thoughts - Jot down ideas and inspiration in link notes so you never lose them. [LinkPool Pro] - Save and manage links on desktop with the Chrome extension. - Automatic broken-link detection and unlimited link storage. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/