Web page · SafariContext research: local-first designlinkcontext.app/research
Use case · Bidirectional links
Connect two resources.
Keep the relationship visible from both.
Create a confirmed two-way relationship between a web page and a note. Open either one later and the other stays within reach—without moving either resource from its original app.
Visible from both sidesStable resource identityNo content duplication
Confirmed link
Bidirectional linkTwo resources, one stable relationship
Note · Apple NotesProduct privacy boundaries and conclusionsResearch conclusions and next steps
✓Two-way link created
Turn scattered references into one research trail.
Move between browser tabs, PDFs, and notes while LinkContext keeps the sources and conclusions connected to the same investigation.
Come back days later and reopen the notes and exact pages behind your conclusion.
Safari
1PDF2Notes3Mail
3 related resourcesKeep related resources together across apps.
A specification, design review, implementation file, and follow-up reminder can stay related even though each belongs in a different app.
Open any project resource and immediately see the other linked resources needed to continue.
Mail
1Finder2Design file3Reminders
3 related resourcesKeep tool conversations beside the work they support.
Link a Codex, ChatGPT, or Claude Code resource to the code, document, issue, or web page it belongs with. These are resource sources; LinkContext runs no model.
The conversation remains a local, user-chosen part of the work relationship.
Codex
1Finder2Code3Issue
3 related resourcesLinkContext for macOS
Start with the work already in front of you.
No folders or project system to rebuild after installation.