How do I share a board publicly?

Any Marqly board can be shared as a public page. Share the board, send the link, and anyone can view it in their browser — no Marqly account, no signup, nothing to install on their end. It’s the simplest way to hand someone a curated collection of links and highlights instead of a wall of pasted URLs in a chat message.

What viewers see

A public board renders as a clean page of the collection: the links you grouped and the highlights you added to it. Because viewing requires no signup, there’s no wall between your audience and the content — the link works for a classmate, a client, or a stranger on the internet equally well. Only boards you explicitly share are public; the rest of your library stays private.

Where public boards show up

Marqly has a public boards directory at app.marqly.com/discover. Browsing it is a good way to see what strong boards look like before you build your own — and it’s where shared collections get found by people beyond the folks you sent the link to.

What boards are good for sharing

• Resource lists — everything worth reading on a topic, assembled once instead of re-sent forever.
• Reading guides — a course syllabus, an onboarding list, a “start here” for your niche.
• Research handoffs — sources plus the exact highlighted passages that matter, so the recipient skips the digging you already did.

New to boards? Start with what boards are and how links and highlights come together on them.