bunkr

Bunkr is a web-based application designed to help users collect, organize, and present digital content in visual boards called bunkrs. Users can assemble content from the web, upload files, and embed multimedia such as images, videos, PDFs, and links into a single board. Boards can be arranged with drag-and-drop tools, annotated with notes, and shared with others for collaboration. The platform supports tagging and full-text search to locate items across bunkrs and offers a presentation mode to display curated content as slides or live demonstrations.

Bunkr was introduced in the early 2010s as a knowledge-management and presentation tool aimed at turning scattered online material into a cohesive visual narrative. It gained attention for its ability to clip content from multiple sources into a single, reusable board without requiring repetitive copying. The tool was positioned for use by professionals in education, marketing, product development, and research, as well as individuals curating portfolios or case studies. It competed with note-taking, bookmarking, and presentation software by emphasizing rapid content aggregation and visual organization.

Over time, bunkr faced shifts in the broader software landscape, including competition from other collaboration and content-curation platforms. Availability and feature sets varied as providers updated integrations and licensing. In retrospective summaries, bunkr is viewed as part of a family of applications focused on multimedia curation and board-based storytelling, illustrating how users organize ideas beyond traditional documents or slides.