Bookmend vs Pocket
Mozilla shut Pocket down in 2025. If you're looking for somewhere to keep what you save, Bookmend is an AI bookmark manager that reads your pages and answers questions about them.
- StatusActive, in early access
- What it was forAn AI bookmark manager: save pages, then ask your library questions
- Finding something you savedChat with your bookmarks and get answers with numbered citations, plus regular search and filters
- AI summaries and tag suggestionsYes, after each save
- Dead-link checks and Wayback replacementYes, on Premium
- Bringing in old savesImport a bookmarks.html file (up to 20,000 bookmarks)
- StatusShut down by Mozilla in 2025
- What it was forRead-it-later: save an article and read it in a clean reader view
- Finding something you savedSearch and tags
- AI summaries and tag suggestionsNot a core Pocket feature
- Dead-link checks and Wayback replacementNot a Pocket feature
- Bringing in old savesPocket offered an export before shutdown
Bookmend vs Pocket: common questions
Is Bookmend a Pocket replacement?
Not a like-for-like one. Pocket was a read-it-later app with a distraction-free reader view, which Bookmend doesn't have. Bookmend is an AI bookmark manager: it keeps the readable text of each page you save, summarizes it, and lets you ask your library questions and get answers with citations.
How do I get my Pocket saves into Bookmend?
Import your Pocket export into Bookmend as a bookmarks.html file. If you only have Pocket's CSV export, convert it to a bookmarks.html file first. Each import can hold up to 20,000 bookmarks.
Can Bookmend recover Pocket saves that have gone dead?
Often, yes. With link health (part of Premium, free during early access), Bookmend flags dead links and offers the Wayback Machine snapshot closest to when the page last worked as a replacement. Pages that were never archived can't be recovered.
Is Bookmend free?
The bookmark manager is free. AI features and link health are part of Premium, and all AI features are free during early access.
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