Pocket

Pocket is the world's most popular read-later tool: you save an article, a link or a video with one click and find them in a single personal library, accessible from any device. It has been part of Mozilla since 2017.

Pocket is a read-later service that lets you save articles, web pages, videos and other content to find later in a single personal library, with the ability to read them offline too. It works via browser extension, mobile app (iOS and Android) and native integration in Firefox. When you find something interesting online you press the Pocket button and the content is automatically saved, with Pocket extracting the text and formatting it into a clean reading-optimized layout. Content syncs across all devices. You can organize your library with custom tags, and the search function helps you find anything you've saved. The Listen mode converts saved texts into audio to listen to. Pocket also suggests personalized content based on your interests. The Premium version adds a permanent archive of every article (even if it's removed from the web), full-text search within article content (not just the title), automatically suggested tags and an ad-free experience.

For readers, researchers, professionals and anyone who finds more interesting content than they can consume in real time and wants a personal archive accessible anywhere.

Pocket has a very complete free plan covering saving and offline reading of an unlimited number of items. The Premium plan costs $4.99 per month ($44.99 per year) and adds permanent article archiving, full-text search within content (not just the title), automatically suggested tags and an ad-free experience. It's one of the most affordable premium plans in the category.