Share a list of links as one clean page
A reading list for a friend. The tools your team should know. Sources for a project. References for a new hire. Every one of these is a list of links, and most of them get shared as a wall of URLs in a chat or a doc that goes stale.
Make a folder in ceevo, put the links in, flip the public switch. You get a page at ceevo.me/you/folder-name with titles and previews that anyone can open, no account needed. When you add a link later, the page updates.
- What the reader sees
- Raw URLs, maybe a preview for the first one.
- A titled list with descriptions and preview images.
- Updating
- Send it again, or edit the doc and hope they refresh.
- Add to the folder. The page is always current.
- Finding it later
- Scroll back through the chat.
- One short link under your name.
- Reader needs
- Access to the doc, or the chat.
- Nothing. The page is public and readable on any device.
- Notes
- Whatever you typed between the links.
- Notes are items in the folder, shown in place.
- Price
- Free.
- Free. If paid plans ever come, nothing you saved gets locked.
How the page works
Every ceevo folder can be public. When it is, it has an address like ceevo.me/you/reading. The page shows the folder name, a description if you wrote one, and every link with its title and preview. Notes appear in place. There is no login, no app, and no ceevo branding in the way.
Your other folders stay private. Making one public does not expose anything else, and you can switch it back at any time.
What people use it for
Onboarding lists for new colleagues. Talks and books you recommend. Sources behind an article or a thread. The dozen tools you keep telling people about. A gift list. A city guide for a visiting friend. Anything that is a list of links and deserves better than a chat message.
Also a page for you
Your public folders are gathered at ceevo.me/yourname. It is a small, honest page: here is what I keep, in folders. Some people link it from their bio in place of a link-in-bio tool.
Questions
- Does the reader need a ceevo account?
- No. A public folder is a normal web page anyone can open.
- Can I make a folder private again?
- Yes, with the same switch. The link stops working immediately.
- Can someone else add links to my folder?
- No. Public folders are read-only for everyone but you.