Linkdy vs Silo UNM

Linkdy is a client for Linkding, a bookmark manager. Linkding is a self-hosted service that allows you to store links as bookmarks on your own home server. Linkdy allows you to access that bookmarks from the ease of your mobile phone, presenting it on a beautiful and functional interface. !!WARNING!! Linkdy doesn't work as an standalone app. It requires a Linkding server. In order to use this application, first you need to set up Linkding on your home server, VPS, or any other computer. You can check Linkding's installation instructions here: https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding?tab=readme-ov-file#installation MAIN FEATURES: - List your bookmarks. - Open the links on an internal browser. - Search bookmarks and tags. - Create and edit bookmarks. - Create new tags. - Specific UI for iPad.

Silo UNM is a focused network archive manager for importing files, managing downloads, repairing incomplete archives, and extracting finished files. Configure your own server connection, choose where downloads are stored, and keep track of progress with clear status, speed, ETA, and activity logs. Features: • Import files from Files or supported sources • Manage active, queued, paused, and completed downloads • Track download speed, progress, and estimated time remaining • Repair damaged or incomplete downloads with PAR2 • Extract RAR archives, including password-protected archives • Choose a custom download folder • Keep the display awake during active downloads • Review detailed activity logs • Store server credentials securely in Keychain Silo UNM does not provide, host, or promote downloadable content. You configure your own server access and are responsible for ensuring you have the rights to any content you download.