Guides, actus et blogs — LinkVault Professional

How to save and share first. Then what shipped, and what we wrote down.

How you save, share, and keep a library

Concrete steps in the app and from other apps — recipes, a class list, the share sheet.

2026-09-27[Use case]Send a link from phone to laptop without emailing yourselfFound a link on your phone and need it on the laptop? Share it to LinkVault, sign in with the same account on both, and search one word. No email to yourself.Currently available in EnglishRead
2026-09-27[Use case]Too many browser tabs open?Too many tabs open because you are afraid to lose something? Save the tab with one click in LinkVault, close it, and find it again later with a single word.Currently available in EnglishRead
2026-09-19Updated 2026-09-23[Use case]Share a page or file from another app into LinkVaultOpen Share in Safari, Files, Photos, TikTok, or Instagram, then pick LinkVault. On iPhone, some apps hide it behind More more than once. The page URL is saved.Currently available in EnglishRead
2026-09-15Updated 2026-09-23[Use case]Build a recipe collection you can still find in two yearsSave recipes as links, tag them by dish, and keep the library on the device — so dinner ideas survive a new phone. Cloud sync stays optional. You own the link.Currently available in EnglishRead
2026-09-15Updated 2026-09-23[Use case]Organize class links in a shared team libraryTeachers keep one team workspace for the class — shared links, not a chain of forwarded chats. The personal library stays separate. Students see the same links.Currently available in EnglishRead

What changed, and what we compared

Product notes, comparisons, and longer reads. Newest first.