A copy that stays
FetchMark archives the readable article, not just its address. If the original page changes or disappears, your copy remains.
The read-it-later app · Issue 01
FetchMark turns the noisy web into a calm, permanent reading library. Save the whole article, then search, listen, highlight, and return on your time.
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Focus · 12 min read
The open web is designed to keep you clicking. Your reading library should help you stop, think, and remember.
The quiet place for your noisy internet.
Keep what matters · FetchMark
From tab chaos to reading room
Save any article from the web app, browser extension, or your private FetchMark email address. The readable copy lands in your library automatically.
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Design · 9 min
Your reading practice, supported
Everything is organized around one promise: the ideas you save should be easy to find, finish, and use.
FetchMark archives the readable article, not just its address. If the original page changes or disappears, your copy remains.
Find an idea from months ago by searching the article text—not only titles, folders, or tags.
Turn saved articles into an audio queue for a walk, commute, or the hour your screen needs a rest.
Highlight passages and add notes inside a quiet reader built for attention rather than engagement.
Use a concise AI summary to decide what deserves a deep read and what can leave your queue.
Turn the links worth sharing into a public collection that friends and readers can save in one click.
Bring your reading history
Move from Pocket, Raindrop, Chrome, or any exported HTML, CSV, or text file. FetchMark keeps your links and archives them into one searchable home.
Your next good read is already open somewhere
Start a permanent, searchable reading library in seconds. No credit card required during Open Beta.
Start saving — free