Connect Bredbox to other apps

Bredbox is built to be easy to send links to. You do not need Bredbox to have written an integration for your favorite app — most of the time, the app already has everything it needs.

Connections fall into four groups. Start with the one that matches the tool you want to hook up.

A save link any app can open

Bredbox has a save link: a plain web address that opens the Save a Link page with the URL and title already filled in.

https://bredbox.app/library/add?url=…&title=…

Anything that can open a web address can use it — an RSS reader’s custom share button, a bookmarklet, a launcher, a note-taking app, a script. Nothing to install, nothing to authorize, and it works on every plan.

See Save with a link.

RSS readers

Feedly, Feedbin, Inoreader, and most other readers let you add your own share destination built on that save link, so you can send an article to Bredbox without leaving the reading view.

See Save from your RSS reader.

Automation platforms

n8n has a Bredbox community node that covers the REST API — create saves, search your library, manage tags, collections, highlights, and webhooks — so Bredbox can be one step in a much larger workflow.

See Automate with n8n.

Your browser

The Add to Bredbox extension saves the page you are on in one click, shows whether a page is already in your library, and lets you edit the save without switching tabs. It’s the best everyday option in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Brave.

See Use browser extensions. In browsers without an extension, use a bookmarklet instead.

Developer connections

For anything the options above don’t cover, Bredbox exposes its own interfaces. These are Pro features:

API tokens — read and write your library from your own scripts and services through the REST API.
Webhooks — have Bredbox notify your endpoint the moment something happens in your account.
AI assistants — give Claude and other MCP clients scoped access to your library.