
Karakeep
Self-hostable bookmark-everything app with AI-based automatic tagging, full-text search, and support for links, notes, and images.
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Karakeep (formerly Hoarder) is a self-hostable bookmark-everything application designed for people who want to capture and organize all kinds of content — links, notes, and images — in one place. It features AI-based automatic tagging using local or cloud LLMs, full-text search, and a clean web UI with mobile apps for iOS and Android.
Key features include browser extensions for one-click saving, automatic metadata extraction (title, description, screenshots), support for reading lists, and powerful tagging and organization tools. The AI tagging works with Ollama for fully local inference or OpenAI-compatible APIs.
Karakeep ships with Docker Compose support, making it straightforward to self-host alongside your other services. It serves as a comprehensive open-source alternative to Pocket, Raindrop.io, and Instapaper, particularly for users who want AI-assisted organization without trusting a third-party cloud service.
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