Simlink
Find the link you saved three years ago.
Simlink is a private bookmark manager for iPhone, iPad and Mac. It reads every page you save, on your device, so you can search for what it was about.
A sample library of 160 links, searched right here in your browser.
Everyone saves links. Almost nobody finds them again.
Browser bookmarks turn into folders nobody opens. Read-later apps come and go, and Pocket shut down in 2025 with years of reading lists inside it. Search only helps if you remember the exact title, and that is the one thing you never remember.
How Simlink works
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Save from anywhere
The Share Sheet on iPhone and iPad, the Safari extension on Mac, or drag a link into the window.
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Your device reads it
Apple Foundation Models write a short summary, suggest tags and choose a category, all locally.
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Search the way you remember
Describe what it was about. Simlink compares meaning, so the title doesn’t have to match.
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It’s on every device
Your library syncs through your own iCloud to each iPhone, iPad and Mac you use.
Bring the mess you already have
Import in one go
Safari bookmarks directly, plus exports from Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Pocket, Raindrop, GoodLinks and Anybox. Duplicates are merged.
Categories that sort themselves
Each link lands in a category picked on your device. Move it if you disagree, and new links follow your structure.
Share with anyone
Turn a bookmark into a short sim.link address for people without the app. It expires on its own, and can have a password or open only once.
Spotlight and Shortcuts
Your bookmarks appear in Spotlight, and Shortcuts can save, find and summarize links.
Collections that fill themselves
This Week, Long Reads and Unread update as you save.
Made for Apple devices
Written in SwiftUI for iOS 26 and macOS 26, with a menu bar extra on the Mac.
Where your data lives
There’s no Simlink account, so there’s nothing for us to hold. This is the whole list.
- Your library
- In your iCloud account, in the app’s private database. We can’t read it.
- Summaries and search
- Computed on your device. Page text is never sent to an AI service.
- Our server
- Only links you choose to share as a sim.link address, each deleted when it expires.
Questions
Where are my bookmarks stored?
In your own iCloud account, in the app's private database. Simlink has no account system and no server that stores your library. The only thing that ever reaches our server is a link you explicitly share as a sim.link URL, and it is deleted when it expires.
What does the on-device AI do?
When you save a link, Apple Foundation Models on your device read the page, write a short summary, suggest tags and pick a category. An on-device embedding model indexes the text so search works on meaning, not only on words in the title.
Which devices do I need?
iOS 26 or macOS 26, on a device that supports Apple Intelligence: iPhone 15 Pro or newer, or an iPad or Mac with Apple silicon. The AI runs locally, so it needs that hardware.
Can I import my existing bookmarks?
Yes. Simlink imports Safari bookmarks directly, HTML exports from Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Pocket, Raindrop CSV, and GoodLinks or Anybox JSON. Duplicates are merged automatically.
Can I get my data out?
Export to JSON and to a standard bookmarks.html file is coming before the App Store launch. Because your library lives in your own iCloud, it is never locked inside our servers.
How much does Simlink cost?
Simlink is free to download. An optional subscription will unlock an unlimited library; pricing will be announced at launch.