Hey guys, spent yesterday totally reworking the Google Play screenshots for my app, LinkMemo.

​#1-8 are the new ones;

#9 is the previous attempt;

#10 is the original version.

​Took the advice from here after people pointed out the previous design had weird phone tilts, was too cluttered, and hard to read (honestly worse than the original raw design).

​Just as context:

LinkMemo is a bookmark/link manager that auto-extracts content, organizes links in a visual graph view, and uses AI for quick summaries.

​Looking at the new version,

●Do you instantly get what the app does at first glance?

●Does it feel cleaner, or still confusing?

​Also curious—how often do you guys update your store screenshots?

I'm curious how people manage their saved links and bookmarks day to day.

​Personally, I usually keep around 50 saved links at a time. They cover a bit of everything—movies I want to watch, places I want to eat at, and random articles or useful tech info.

​I tend to clean things up when they get messy, but I wonder if having hundreds of links makes them almost impossible to search or manage.

​I actually built **LinkMemo** to solve this for myself. It groups and visualizes links in a graph view instead of standard folders, which works great for my 50 or so saved items. But I'm honestly not sure if this graph approach still feels smooth and useful once someone hits several hundred links.

​Does anyone here hoard hundreds (or thousands) of saved links? Do you ever go back and clean them out, or do they just sit there forever? Would love to hear how you handle it.

Hey everyone,

​How often do you stumble upon a great design, a useful article, or a brilliant idea on Reddit, Twitter, Instagram, or Pinterest, hit "save"—and then completely forget it exists?

​I used to do this all the time. My saved items were scattered across five different platforms. Whenever I actually needed that inspiration again, I couldn't remember where I saved it.

​That’s why I spent my free time building LinkMemo—an app designed to make sure your saved ideas actually stay useful.

​Here’s how it works:

●​One spot for everything: You can share links directly to LinkMemo from any app, copy-paste them, or let it detect them from your clipboard.

●​Visual Tag Graph: Instead of stuffing links into rigid folders where they disappear forever, LinkMemo automatically connects them in an interactive graph view so you can visually explore your ideas.

●​AI Content Insights: The AI analyzes your saved links, gives you quick summaries, and lets you ask questions about the content whenever you need to refresh your memory.

​It’s currently available on Google Play, and I’m constantly working on updates.

​I’d love to hear how you currently manage your saved links or get any honest feedback on LinkMemo if you give it a try!

​Link on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zengq.linkmemo

​Thanks for reading!

A software demo made at home by a recent graduate.

Will anyone actually like and use it?

Or am I just amusing myself?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been cycling through anime trackers for years and none of them ever really stuck for me. Either you have to make an account, deal with a clunky website, or the app is stuffed with features I’ll never use. I just wanted a simple, fast desktop tool to keep track of what I’m watching — entirely offline, entirely local. So I built one.

Here’s what it does right now:

- Log any anime, write your own notes/thoughts, give it a personal rating, and attach cover art or screenshots

- Organize your library into three default lists: Watching, Completed, Plan to Watch

- One-click share: export any entry or your full list as a clean, polished image to post anywhere

All your data lives only on your own machine. No servers, no tracking, no sign-ups. It works completely offline.

I haven’t released it publicly yet. I wanted to post here first to get a sense of how many people might actually want something like this, and most importantly, to ask for your feature wishlist.

What features do you think he could add?

Also, quick question: if this dropped for free, would you actually give it a shot?

Thanks everyone, really appreciate any feedback.

（I'm not a native English speaker, so I apologize for using AI editing on this article.）