Paste a link and LinkLens fetches its title, description and thumbnail, detects the platform, classifies the content type, and files it onto a visual board. Not everything is a link, so it takes plain notes too — same library, same search, same boards. Reading status, filters and reminders on top, and a reminder date writes a real event to Google Calendar.

I am a digital marketer, not a developer. I described the problem, tested, broke things, fixed them, and kept iterating — and Claude Code turned that into a working product. Every feature here started as a sentence describing something that annoyed me.

Everything runs in your browser against sample data. The real app is private, so no request here touches the live database. Calendar sync is the one thing switched off — it needs a connected Google account, which a demo visitor does not have.