I built Sanishne because useful links in teams kept disappearing into Slack/Discord/Notion noise.
It is a small, free shared bookmark board app. You create a board for a project, add links with short notes and tags, then invite people as owners, editors, or viewers. It also supports search, tag filtering, expiring invite links, MFA-backed accounts, and JSON import/export so your bookmarks are not trapped.
The name comes from Georgian: სანიშნე means bookmark.
The app is intentionally boring: no AI summarization, no feed, no browser extension requirement, no team knowledge graph. Just a place where a group can keep the links that are actually worth coming back to.
Technically, it is built in Rust with Axum and some internal libraries I built over time.
I would especially appreciate feedback!
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It is a small, free shared bookmark board app. You create a board for a project, add links with short notes and tags, then invite people as owners, editors, or viewers. It also supports search, tag filtering, expiring invite links, MFA-backed accounts, and JSON import/export so your bookmarks are not trapped.
The name comes from Georgian: სანიშნე means bookmark. The app is intentionally boring: no AI summarization, no feed, no browser extension requirement, no team knowledge graph. Just a place where a group can keep the links that are actually worth coming back to.
Technically, it is built in Rust with Axum and some internal libraries I built over time.
I would especially appreciate feedback!