A bookmark manager that keeps things: links, notes and images with a full copy of every page.
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Pinry
An image collection as a tiled wall: save, tag, see it side by side.
about €1.97 / month All the pricing details
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What Pinry does
Pinry collects images and videos on a tiled wall. Everything gets tags, and the wall filters by them.
Made for idea boards, references and finds — your own pinboard, without an account somewhere else.
A tiled wall that adapts to the window width- Tags instead of folders
- Add images from the web by address
- Boards set to public or private
Good to know before the first start: You create the first account yourself and become the administrator. Whether anyone else may register is a setting you choose afterwards.
Additional information
- Category
- Reading & archive
- Replaces
- Pinterest, Are.na, Screenshot folders
- Recommended size
- 0.25 cores · 0.5 GB RAM · 10 GB Storage
- Estimated per month
- €1.97 At the recommended size, running around the clock. Stop the app and CPU and RAM stop costing.
- Source
- pinry/pinry
- Links
- Website
Common questions
- What does Pinry cost on Podless?
- At the recommended size (0.25 cores · 0.5 GB RAM · 10 GB Storage) about €1.97 a month, billed by the hour. Stop Pinry and you only pay for storage.
- Do I need technical knowledge?
- No. No server, no Docker, no terminal commands. You click start and Pinry runs. Updates are tested on our own instances first and then rolled out.
- Where does my data live?
- In your own Pinry instance on servers in Germany and France; bulk storage sits in Frankfurt. Add your own S3 bucket and we back up there daily, encrypted.
- Can I leave again?
- Pinry is open source and keeps running on your own server. You fetch the files over a time-limited SFTP access and reach the database with the credentials from the dashboard.
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