Pocket shut down in July 2025. Remindly is a notes app that does what you used Pocket for: save an article from your browser or your phone, read it later, and find it again. Bring your Pocket export with its tags and dates. From then on, each save keeps the article's text as a Markdown note, and the apps let you read and search it offline.
Native apps for iPhone, iPad and Mac, a web app, and the Web Clipper for Chrome and Firefox.
You save an article today. Where is it in five years?
Pocket closed in July 2025 and deleted its saves once its export ended. All that's left is the export file, if you made one.
Remindly
The article's text, as a note in your notebook. Search finds any word in it, and you can export it as a Markdown file whenever you like.
Pocket's shutdown from support.mozilla.org, checked November 2026.
Your Pocket list, imported
Titles, tags and the dates you saved them, from Pocket's export. On every plan.
The article, not just the link
Each new save keeps the page's text as a Markdown note you can read and search.
Plain Markdown
Export every note as a .md file whenever you like. No lock-in.
Your old list comes over once. After that, every save is an ordinary note: it syncs, it searches, and it exports with the rest.
In Remindly on the web, open Settings → Import and choose the CSV file from the .zip Pocket's export gave you. Each save becomes a note with its title, link, tags and the date you saved it. Step by step.
In Chrome or Firefox, click the Remindly Web Clipper or press ⌥⇧R, then pick Article, Selection or Link only. On iPhone, iPad or Mac, share from Safari.
The apps keep your saves on your device, so you can read and search them offline. Put a reminder on an article to bring it back when you have time.
Where Pocket did more, we say so.
| Feature | Remindly | Pocket, before it closed |
|---|---|---|
| Saving from the browser | The Web Clipper for Chrome and Firefox saves the article, your selection, or just the link |
Built into Firefox, with extensions for other browsers |
| Saving from your phone | Share from Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac |
The share sheet on iPhone and Android |
| What a save keeps | The article's text as a Markdown note, on every plan |
A reader view of the page. Keeping a copy in case the page went away was part of Premium. |
| Search | Any word in your saves and notes, on every plan. In the apps, search runs on your device and works offline. |
Titles and addresses. Searching the articles' full text was part of Premium. |
| Offline reading | The iPhone, iPad and Mac apps keep your notes on the device. The web app needs a connection. |
In the apps |
| Unread and Archive | No read or unread state. Keep a notebook for what you haven't read, and move notes out as you finish them. |
A list of unread saves, and an Archive for the ones you'd read |
| Organizing | Notebooks that nest, tags, and links between notes. Your Pocket tags come with the import. |
Tags. Suggested tags were part of Premium. |
| Highlights | Selection saves what you highlighted on the page. No highlighting inside a saved note. |
Three per article, or unlimited in Premium |
| Reminders | A reminder on any save, on every plan, with notifications in the apps, and in the browser while Remindly is open |
None |
| Saving by email | Send or forward mail to your private Remindly address and it becomes a note, on every plan |
Email a link to Pocket to save it |
| Recommendations | None. Remindly shows only what you saved. |
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| Export | Every note as a .md file with its attachments, one folder per notebook |
A list of links, as CSV or HTML, until the export closed in 2025 |
| Apps | iPhone, iPad, Mac and web |
iPhone, iPad, Android and the web |
Pocket features from support.mozilla.org, as they were before Pocket closed on July 8, 2025. Checked November 4, 2026.
Create a free account, bring your Pocket export, then save from your iPhone, your Mac, the web or the Web Clipper.