About this Applet
Whenever you save an article for later in Feedly, this applet automatically creates a shortened Bitly link and adds it to your Bitly account. It’s a convenient way to keep track of your saved readings with easy-to-share short links. Perfect for organizing and revisiting your favorite finds without cluttering bookmarks.
Trigger ingredients
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22 triggers, queries, and actions
Any new bitlink
New article from category
New article in board
New article saved for later
New highlight
New note
New popular article from category
New prioritized article
New source added
History of articles from category
History of articles in board
History of articles saved for later
History of highlights
History of notes
History of popular articles from category
History of prioritized articles
History of sources added
Add a bitlink
Add a new source
Add an article to a personal board
Add an article to a team board
Save an article for later
Add a bitlink
Add a new source
Add an article to a personal board
Add an article to a team board
Any new bitlink
History of articles from category
History of articles in board
History of articles saved for later
History of highlights
History of notes
History of popular articles from category
History of prioritized articles
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More on Bitly and Feedly
About Bitly
Bitly is the easiest and most fun way to save, share and discover links from around the web.
About Feedly
Feedly is a better way to organize, read, and share the content of your favorite sites.
