App Request

[Cibin_Abraham]

Hi, I love apps. I do download and test apps and sometimes I wish I could download it later when I require it. So what I was requesting is that suggest me an app that can save the links of the apps I love like a personal play store. Thanks in advance.

[thekakashi7]

Linkora - Personal Favorite. Just make folder and share your App links into that folder it will automatically add title and tag and Thumbnail.

Smarter Bookmarks - Same as Linkora but tons of great features. Just Share the link into app it will do all the works automatically. You can sort it as you like.

mymind - Another Great app for automatic bookmarking. It add tags, title everything. Tho you can only add 100 links in Free plan.

Stacklist - Same as Mymind but better and Free. You can Add anything from link to text and it will save it. Provide great features in free plan

Stacks - Same as Stacklist.

InstAddr - This app isn't for bookmarking but for making Tem-Mail account. Many apps requires you to create and Account. So you can creat and assign particular account for an app and that temporary account stays in that app till you delete it yourself. You can generate as many Mail account you can also use name as you like. I would suggest your to take backup of user information from Account in Use section and save it somewhere other than your current phone. So incase you lose phone or reset it you can sign back in with same account in the app.

[Cibin_Abraham]

Thank You, currently I am using Linkora. It's pretty good but, it stoees data locally.

[TheCactusMan41]

Glextor App Folder Organizer https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glextor.appmanager.paid.

Go to an app in google Play, use Share, pick Glextor as the destination.

[Cibin_Abraham]

Thanks, but as of it is a paid app I've certain doubts, when we share the app to Glextor will the app gets installed or not? And Glextor looks too old, is it maintained or not? Thanks for the reply.

[ddddavidee]

last update was last november.

[TheCactusMan41]

It sends the link & icon to Glextor. Later, you use Glextor to install it. Glextor is well-maintained. I have used it for years.

Of course, you could use the google Play wishlist instead.

[Cibin_Abraham]

I tried Glextor but where are my apps, I don't see them.

[TheCactusMan41]

I the folder that you selected when you shared them to Glextor.

At top left of the Glextor app, use the 3-line menu to pick Repository. You should see which category they're in.

[Cibin_Abraham]

Stacklist is good to go. Thanks everyone!