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Public Spaces are one of Backpocket’s most unique features. Every user gets a personalized public page where they can share their curated saves with the world — complete with custom themes, layouts, and even their own domain.

What is a public space?

Your public space is a webpage that displays all your public saves. It’s available at:
https://yourname.backpocket.my
You choose your slug (username) during setup, and you can change it at any time. If you have a custom domain, your space can also be accessed at your own URL.

What visitors see

When someone visits your public space, they can:
  • Browse your public saves in a list or grid layout
  • Search by title and description
  • Filter by tags and collections
  • Read articles in reader mode (if snapshot is available)
  • View save metadata — title, description, domain, date, and your note
Only saves marked as public appear on your space. Private saves are never exposed. You control visibility on a per-save basis.

Setting up your space

1

Choose your slug

Go to SettingsPublic Space and pick a unique slug. This becomes your subdomain: yourslug.backpocket.my.
2

Configure visibility

Set your space to public to make it accessible. You can toggle this on and off at any time.
3

Mark saves as public

On individual saves, toggle the visibility to public. Only public saves appear on your space.
4

Customize the look

Choose a theme preset or customize colors, fonts, and patterns. See theming →

Visit counter

Your public space tracks visit counts — you can see how many people have viewed your page. This is a simple counter, not an analytics suite — consistent with Backpocket’s privacy-first approach.

Use cases

Curate your best articles, projects, and resources into a themed public page that represents your interests.
Share a collection of curated resources for a topic — design tools, programming tutorials, industry news.
Maintain a public reading list so friends or colleagues can see what you’re reading.