LinkGrep

LinkGrep

A browser add-on that quietly keeps track of the links your team shares and pulls in relevant context from tools like Notion and Slack while you browse — so instead of digging through old Slack messages to find "that doc someone shared last week," it's al

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Description

A lot of useful team knowledge — a shared doc, a Slack thread, a Notion page — exists somewhere, but finding it again when you need it means remembering who shared it and searching through the right tool. LinkGrep tries to remove that memory tax by watching what your team shares and surfacing it automatically as you browse.

LinkGrep is an AI browser copilot built for team collaboration: it connects to tools like Notion and Slack and automatically suggests relevant information from your browsing history and connected knowledge bases as you visit pages, lets you leave notes and comments directly on webpages instead of copy-pasting links into chat, and can surface useful links before a meeting based on context. It's a Y Combinator (W23) company based in San Francisco, currently in early access with no public pricing — interested teams need to request access directly.

💬 Our review

The short version: LinkGrep is an interesting bet on making the browser itself the collaboration layer instead of routing everything through Slack — worth watching if your team already lives across a dozen tabs and loses context switching between them, but it's still early access, so treat it as a pilot, not a settled tool.

It sits in similar territory to browser-based work tools like Arc's team features or Notion's own web clipper, though LinkGrep's specific angle — automatic contextual surfacing plus in-page commenting — isn't quite matched by either. Because pricing isn't public and the product is pre-launch, there's real uncertainty about cost and long-term support; a YC W23 badge is a reasonable signal of investor vetting, but it doesn't guarantee the product survives to a stable release. Worth requesting access to try if browser-context-switching is a genuine pain point for your team, but don't build a workflow around it until pricing and general availability are confirmed.

💰 Pricing

Non communiquéEarly access, accès sur demande, pas de tarification publique

📊 Global score

53Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
💳 Non communiqué (early access)

Pas de page de tarification publique ; produit en accès anticipé, accès sur demande.

👥 Target audienceÉquipes modernes qui travaillent principalement dans le navigateur et utilisent Slack/Notion pour leur base de connaissances
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesWorldwide
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Pros

Suggestions contextuelles automatiques depuis Notion/Slack

Notes et commentaires directement sur les pages web

Suggestions de liens pertinents avant une réunion

Backé par Y Combinator (W23)

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Cons

Encore en accès anticipé, pas de disponibilité générale

Tarification non publique

Pérennité incertaine pour une jeune startup pré-lancement

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