Share saved links without losing them in chat
Give your group one collection for the links behind a plan. SocialBoard is free and ad-free: keep reels, websites, photos and videos together, create multiple collections, and invite the people you want to share with.
- Free
- Ad-free
- Multiple collections
Make one shared reference list
- Give the shared collection one clear purpose, like Saturday food ideas.
- Add two or three links, then invite the people making the plan.
- Use the collection for the finds and your conversation for the decision.
The problem with a pile of links in chat
A chat works for conversation, but a useful link quickly disappears between new messages. A trip might involve a restaurant reel, a booking website and a friend’s photo, all sent on different days.
Keep those references in a named collection and use your conversation to decide what to do. Everyone knows where to return when someone asks, “Where was that place?”
Keep different plans in different collections
Create Saturday food ideas for this weekend, Lisbon weekend for the trip, and Dinners with friends for meals you want to cook together. Multiple collections keep one group’s useful finds separate from another plan.
SocialBoard brings links from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and other websites together with photos and videos. Invite people to the relevant collection rather than forwarding each find separately. It is free to use and has no ads in the app.
Pros and cons
Shared collections work best when everyone understands what belongs there.
Pros
- Mixed-source links and media stay together around one plan.
- Free, ad-free sharing, with separate collections for different groups or interests.
Cons
- People need SocialBoard access to participate in the app’s shared collections.
- A private or deleted source post may still be unavailable to a friend.
Make the invitation useful
Add two or three relevant finds before inviting someone. Say “Add somewhere you’d like to eat on Saturday” rather than just “Join this app.” A specific invitation gives the collection a purpose.
Keep the reel and an official website link together when practical details matter. When the plan is finished, keep the places you would recommend again and move on to your next collection.
