The Toby alternative built for teams

Toby is a great personal tab organizer, and if your main problem is too many open tabs, it does that well. But teams outgrow it fast: its collections have no real permission model, no admin control, and no way to guarantee everyone actually sees the right links. Linksley was built for exactly that next step.

Linksley vs. Toby for teams

The honest one-line difference: Toby organizes the tabs you have open right now; Linksley keeps your team's links governed — and, with opt-in auto-save, brings your whole browser back after a crash or on a new machine. If you live inside a drag-and-drop grid of today's open tabs, Toby is genuinely good at that. If you need every person in the company to find every tool, with an admin deciding who sees and edits what, that's Linksley.

Why teams switch

Onboarding: a new hire opens a tab and their required boards are simply there. Control: managers share to their own groups, view-only people stay view-only, enforced in the app and the extension alike. Brand: on the Business plan the whole surface carries your logo, not ours.

Switching takes five minutes

Export your Toby collections (Toby → Settings → Export as JSON), open Import & export in the Linksley sidebar and drop the file in — collections become categories on a new board, links and all. It works in both directions: any time, on every plan, you can export everything back out as a standard bookmarks file that Chrome, Firefox, Edge — and Toby — import. Your links are never locked in.