Bring your resources together
Keep videos and articles in one list. A course, a new hobby, or a topic you want to understand can each have their own place.
FavLock Lists
A little order for what you want to learn.
Turn a handful of videos and articles into a list you can work through. Choose the order, check off what you finish, and pick up where you left off.
Create your FavLock library with the free plan.
From saved for later to a little further along.
Choose what comes next
Move items into an order that works for you. Start with the basics, then make room for the resources you want to explore next.
See how far you have come
Mark an item complete when you finish it. The completed count and progress bar make it easy to see what is left.
How it works
Build a list in a minute.
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Create a list
Give it a short name, such as Learn watercolor or Q3 onboarding.
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Add saved links
Pick bookmarks from your library, or add the page you are on from the Chrome or Firefox extension popup.
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Put them in order
Use the arrows to move each item up or down until the list reads like a plan.
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Check items off
Mark an item complete when you finish it. The list shows how many you have completed and a progress bar.
Ideas for your first list
An online course
Lessons from different sites, in the order you want to take them.
A video series
Talks or tutorials you want to watch one after another.
A reading plan
Articles and papers for a topic you want to understand properly.
Onboarding links
The docs and tools to work through in your first weeks somewhere new.
A list to work through. A task to act on.
Lists keep resources in order
Use a list for the tutorials you want to watch or articles you want to read. Reorder the resources and mark each one complete.
For example: Learn front-end development.
Tasks keep actions nearby
Use a task for something you need to do. Add an optional due date when the timing matters.
For example: Build my first portfolio page.
Explore Tasks →A few useful details
What can I add to a list?
Any bookmark in your library, including videos, articles, and documentation pages. A list item is a saved bookmark, so it keeps its title, collection, and tags.
Does deleting a list delete my bookmarks?
No. Deleting a list removes the list and its order and progress. The bookmarks stay in your library.
How many lists can I create?
3 on Free. Unlimited on Pro.
Are lists private?
Lists are part of your encrypted library. List names and the bookmarks in them are protected the same way as the rest of your saved links.