Your project is split across five AI tools
Every next step starts with digging through five separate histories.
Each QR carries your real link — a free account is enough, with nothing to buy.
PDF, DOCX, Markdown to QRUnlimited QR records1 credit = 1 unlisted linkWorks offline
Turn your links into scannable QR records
One page you can hand to anyone — every link on it, scannable. The sources you meant to keep, ready the moment someone asks for them.
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Looping demo: capture several URLs, encode them as QR records, print a sheet, open a record — then repeat.
paste links …
example.com/2026/atlas
docs.example.com/q3-findings
research.org/dataset/77
notes.example.com/reading
QR RECORD · lb.cittam.com/9Fx2Qk
PDF · PRINT
01 Capture
02 Encode
03 Print
04 Open
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How it works
From a document to a scannable sheet
Hand ČITTAM Linkbook a Markdown, text, HTML, PDF, or Word document. It reads out every URL inside, encodes each one as its own QR record, and lays the set on a single sheet you can print, save, or publish.
Try it on a document
- 01
Every URL, pulled out of your document.
Markdown, plain text, HTML, PDF, and Word documents all go in the same way.
- 02
Each URL becomes a scannable QR record.
Records are laid out on one sheet, sized and arranged the way you want.
- 03
Print it, save it as a PDF, or publish it.
The same sheet leaves as paper, as a PDF, or as a standalone HTML page.
- 04
A scan opens the original page.
Any phone camera reads a record and goes straight to the destination.
Use cases
For the link collections you keep losing
A scattered pile of URLs goes in. One organized page of QR records comes out — clickable on screen, scannable on paper.
One project, five histories
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Kimi each hold a piece, and the links scatter faster than you can chase them.
Paste the links, get one page
Every link comes back as a numbered QR record on a single page you can print.
Land back in the right session
Click it on your desktop or scan it from your phone, and the thread reopens where you left it.
The article you meant to read tonight
Sixteen tabs later it is still open and still unread, so print the pile as QR records and do the reading away from the machine that keeps interrupting it.
47 tabs open for one paper
Half of them are the same PDF from three different mirrors, and gathering the sources once turns the citation list from an archaeology dig into a page you can read.
Privacy promise
Your records are yours
- Scanning a link tells us nothing about the scanner — no ad networks, no profiles, no per-scan records.
- Link owners see only counts, never people.
- Your sheet is made right in your browser.
- Paid sync stores just your document — unlisted links keep only what redirecting and abuse-handling need.
Pricing
Records free and unlimited; plans add the sharing layer
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What happens to files I import?
- The file is read locally in your browser to extract URLs.
- The original file is never uploaded or stored on ČITTAM servers.
- The resulting Linkbook stays on-device; eligible paid plans sync it to Vault.
Vault does not keep a copy of the source file, so retain your original.
Why is an account required?
The account wall supports paid unlisted links, backup, abuse handling, and offline entitlement caching.
Do you track QR scans?
Never the scanner: no ad networks, no behavioral profiles, no per-scan visitor records. A scan increments an aggregate count and redirects — and we never use third-party shorteners.
When should I use an unlisted link?
Use one when a long URL makes the printed QR dense or slow to scan.
Which inputs work?
Plain text, Markdown, HTML, PDF, and DOCX are supported by the current parser set.