I built Culink — a Pinterest for links

Great story on building a link-sharing platform like Culink — love how you’re tackling how to save and organise links visually. It reminds me of how I’ve been curating tasty niche content myself.

Thanks for the work.
Very simple UX. One thumbnail would not show (lag, timeout ?)

Thanks so much for all the feedback!

Trying things out and leaving a comment really helps me improve Culink. 🙏

Website unusable on iPhone safari browser. The free assessment thing takes up screen space and I can’t minimise or close.

Pretty interestig project, I don't see many activity tho.

This is a good product and it is useful to me.

But what will I do with my Sundays if I don't have to reorganize link folders for half the day?

Great idea!

Looks good! How've you found getting traction with returning users?

Also noticed some of your css is a bit off e.g. at /create-collection, the page has a white title and white background - Create New Collection

Really clean app. I also had an idea like this for an social link sharing app but just didnt have the motivation to do it.

You can add more features like ai auto tagging and also can have a leaderboard to discover all the trending links like if more people shared/saved the same link, it gets higher score.

Also trying adding support for mobile app and a browser extension since people mostly browser links on their mobile and they can save it and view it in their desktops

All the best

This is a great idea — I totally get the problem of losing valuable links in random places. Notion feels too heavy, and bookmarks get messy fast.

I like the “Pinterest for knowledge” angle — it makes sense visually. Curious, are you planning to add tags or some kind of AI-assisted organization? That could make it really powerful for daily use.

dang the concept is nice, but looking at the tagline 'pinterest for links', it didnt click me.

because pinterest is a social media platform and not a bookmark tool.

maybe some other tagline:
YOUR <strike>LIFE</strike> LINK-Saver or something similar

Culink sounds like the kind of lightweight, visual tool that could actually support creative flow. I’d love to see tagging by emotional tone or use-case—something that helps me resurface links when I’m in a specific head space.

This is super cool, totally relate to the “living inside browser tabs” thing 😅.
Bookmarks always end up as a graveyard for me too.
Love that you made it more visual; it makes browsing your own saved stuff actually feel rewarding.

This is cool. Btw the link in "Try it here: didn't work for me.

LOVE IT

Nice work shipping this! I've definitely been in that boat — finding great resources then losing them in bookmark chaos.

One thing I'm curious about: what makes someone want to browse other people's curated links versus just Googling? I think leaning into niche communities (like "best indie hacker resources" or "underrated AI tools") could help build that discovery habit.

Clean UI though — bookmarking tools get cluttered fast, so keeping it simple is smart.

This is pretty interesting. if there were a set of filters to sort through links it could add to the application. Outside of that I can see how the my collections folder for storing links is useful.

Love how simple and clean this looks. It feels lightweight and distraction-free, which is exactly what bookmarking tools usually miss.
I think a smart differentiator from tools like Raindrop could be adding a personalized discovery like showing related content or trending collections based on what users save. (if/when you reach to that volume levels)
Really cool direction overall. I like simplicity. I am excited to see where you take it.