Pinry
Self-hosted visual board for saving, tagging and sharing images, videos and webpages.
Meet Pinry
Pinry presents saved material as a tiled visual board rather than a conventional bookmark list. Its focus on images, videos and webpages makes it relevant to design references, visual research and personally hosted inspiration collections.
The open-source application offers deployment documentation and an API, allowing operators to control storage and access. Browser capture is part of the ecosystem, but a Pinry installation should not be mistaken for a managed commercial service or a set of verified native mobile apps.
- Payment structure
- Free open-source
- Hosting model
- Self-hosted server
- Free option
- Yes - self-hosted software
- App types
- Web app / website service
Payment and hosting
Free self-hosted software; user supplies storage and hosting.
| Vendor-hosted | Not listed |
|---|---|
| Self-hosted | Yes |
| Open-source status | Yes |
Where you can use it
| iPhone / iOS | Not listed |
|---|---|
| Android | Not listed |
| macOS | Not listed |
| Windows | Not listed |
| Linux | Not listed |
| Web app | Yes |
| Progressive web app | Not listed |
| Command-line tool | Not listed |
| Chrome extension | Not listed |
|---|---|
| Safari extension | Not listed |
| Firefox extension | Not listed |
| Edge extension | Not listed |
| Bookmarklet | Not listed |
| Mobile share capture | Not listed |
| Other browser support | Not separately verified |
What to check before choosing
Limitations and verification: Exact browser extension support requires checking the current extension documentation.
Research snapshot: September 17, 2026. Official public pages / publisher documentation reviewed; not hands-on tested.
Publisher sources
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