WallabagSave web articles, organise them and read them later from your own server.
100% free open-source software (MIT). Unlimited articles and highlights.
Notes, tasks & docs
Raindrop.io
Free optionBrowser
Save links, organise them into tagged collections and find your bookmarks across browsers and devices.
What you can use it for
Save links, organise them into tagged collections and find your bookmarks across browsers and devices.
- Save and organise a growing link library without a bookmark-count cap.
- Import and export bookmarks and access the same collections across devices.
Workflow coverage and comparison notes
Replace only the saved-link library, tagging and collection-organisation part of paid Readwise/Reader when users primarily need to keep and retrieve links. Does not replace Kindle highlight sync, spaced-review emails, offline full-text reading or every Reader capability.
Before you switch
Replaces saved-link capture and organisation, not the whole Readwise highlight-review system or Reader experience. Full-text search, permanent archived copies, automatic backups, reminders and duplicate/broken-link detection are Pro extras. File uploads on Free total 100MB per month. A saved bookmark does not guarantee its source remains available. Account and hosted service required; the cited author bought Pro, so that account’s advanced features are not evidence they are free.
Alternatives to these paid apps
Each comparison covers the workflow described above, rather than every paid feature.
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ReadeckSave web articles and highlights to a reading library you control.
100% free open-source software (GPLv3). Unlimited saves and highlights.