Nice, @a7mads. Scribe and BeamApp are a few apps for sharing links between devices. I like your "no software" approach. Are you planning to create a bookmarklet or Chrome extension?

what about the inbuilt functionality of Chrome did you not like?

@jasondainter hahaha, true. Thank you!

Hello, I built leash.co because I wanted a truly simple way to transfer URLs between device, no setup or sign up required. Feedback is always welcomed!

@_jacksmith like @jasondainter said, chrome works great, it just you have to have chrome installed and you must be logged in. I can't have chrome installed on my work PC, so I used to email myself links all the time.

@jasondainter if two users use the same keyword, the older URL gets replaced by the newer one. It's highly unlikely that this will happen though.

@rrhoover Thanks. I've been planning on making a bookmarklet once I have a little more free time on my hands

@a7mads thanks for this. I often get annoyed at how hard it is to simply share a link very quickly across devices so think this does add value. I use http://www.handoffapp.com/ for this at the moment but there is too much legwork involved ensuring the receiving device has it installed. Chrome works well with its shared link/visited history over time but its not incredible fast at syncing, and also limits you to chrome only (what if you want to transfer a link to your friends phone for example easily). I often find myself 'hipchatting' myself or emailing myself to get around this nuisance, so will certainly be trying leash out next time!

@a7mads out of interest what happens if a user uses the same keyword? Does the most recent user get to own the keyword?

@a7mads 'It's highly unlikely that this will happen though.' - it depends how popular your tool gets I guess ;-) Great work on this. Works great!

@a7mads +1 for a bookmarklet and chrome extension!