A quick walkthrough to help you sign up, save content, organize with collections, and share your work with others.
Create your account and log in from web or mobile in just a few steps.
• Go to the Mybrary homepage on web or download the app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
• Sign up or log in using Email, Google, or Apple.
• You can also use One-Time Code Login. We send a one-time verification code (OTP) to your email – just enter the code to continue.
• If you already have an account, choose Log In and enter your details.
Capture everything you care about in one place instead of scattered bookmarks and files.
Mybrary has dedicated sections for Links, Documents, and Notes. You can save content from across the internet and from any platform.
• Use the navigation to switch between Links, Documents, and Notes.
• Tap + Add New inside the section you are in.
• For links, paste the URL and optionally add a title and description.
• For notes, simply start typing your content.
• For documents, upload a file from your device or add an image by taking a photo.
Group related links, notes, and documents into shareable collections.
You can add items in two ways:
Method 1: From inside a collection (Add Item)
Method 2: From Links / Notes / Documents pages
Collaborate with teammates, classmates, and collaborators in shared collections.
Mybrary makes it easy for multiple people to contribute, organize, and manage a shared collection in real time.
Once your profile is public, anyone with your profile link can view it, even if they don't have a Mybrary account.
Once both steps are complete, your collection becomes shareable.
Admin permissions include:
Save links instantly from your browser and let AI summarize long content for you.
Install the free Mybrary Chrome Plugin to save links while you browse.
Why it's useful
All items you save are synced securely across devices through cloud backup, so your library is always up to date.
Mybrary includes an AI summarisation tool that helps you quickly understand long articles, documents, or any saved content.
Start by saving a few links, notes, or documents, then group them into a collection and share it with your team.