Stop manually organizing links. Let AI tag and sort your bookmarks instantly.

Pocket is gone. Your reading habit doesn't have to be.

Pocket was where millions of people saved articles for later. When it shut down, many lost the place they kept years of reading — a reminder that a saved link is only as safe as the service holding it.

FetchMark is built so that does not happen again: every article you save is stored as your own readable copy, and you can export the whole library as Markdown at any time.

Everything you used Pocket for

FetchMark covers the core Pocket workflow and adds a permanent archive on top.

• Save from the browser with the Chrome extension, from the web app, or by email.
• A clean, distraction-free reader with adjustable text.
• Offline reading on desktop and phone.
• Tags, reading lists and highlights.
• Listen to articles read aloud.
• Full-text search across every saved article.

What FetchMark adds

Images are archived with the article, so pictures do not disappear when the original site removes them. Short AI summaries help you decide what to read first. Public reading lists let you share collections. And a separate Bookmarks section keeps quick links apart from articles you want to keep.