Omnivore alternative
An Omnivore alternative that keeps the whole article.
FetchMark saves a permanent, searchable copy of everything you want to read later — text and images — so your library outlives the services it came from.
No credit card · All Pro features unlocked during Open Beta
Why people look for an Omnivore alternative
Omnivore was the open-source read-it-later app many people loved for its clean reader and generous free tier. When it was acquired and shut down, its users were left looking for a new home for their saved reading.
FetchMark is built for exactly that reader: save a page once, and keep a permanent, searchable copy of it — text and images — so your library does not depend on any single service staying online.
What you get with FetchMark
Everything is designed for saving now and reading properly later.
- Permanent article copies with archived images, so dead links do not cost you the article.
- Full-text search across your whole library.
- A clean reader with highlights, notes and listen-to-article audio.
- Short AI summaries that help you decide what deserves a full read.
- Separate Bookmarks for quick links and a Library for full articles.
- Public reading lists you can share with anyone.
- Save from the web app, the Chrome extension, or by forwarding links to your private FetchMark email address.
- Export everything as Markdown whenever you like.
Switching takes a few minutes
Download your Omnivore export, open FetchMark's import page and upload the file. You can import up to 1,000 links at a time. Links that only work as bookmarks — for example pages behind a login — are kept as bookmarks so nothing is lost.
Where Omnivore may still suit you
If you want a fully open-source, self-hosted read-it-later app, the Omnivore codebase remains available and community forks exist. FetchMark is for people who would rather have a hosted service that keeps a permanent archive for them, with nothing to maintain.
Frequently asked questions
Is Omnivore shut down?
Yes. Omnivore was acquired by ElevenLabs in late 2024 and the read-it-later service was shut down. If you exported your Omnivore library before the shutdown, you can import those links into FetchMark.
What is the best Omnivore alternative?
If you used Omnivore to save articles and read them later in a clean reader, FetchMark covers that workflow and adds a permanent archived copy of every article, full-text search and offline reading.
Can I import my Omnivore export into FetchMark?
Yes. Upload your Omnivore export file on FetchMark's import page. FetchMark brings in the links and archives the articles it can reach, up to 1,000 links at a time.
Does FetchMark work offline like Omnivore did?
Yes. Articles you open while online are stored on your device, so you can read, browse your lists and search without a connection.
How much does FetchMark cost?
FetchMark is free during Open Beta with every Pro feature unlocked. No credit card is needed to start.