Readeck

Who it is for

For individuals and people who want more privacy. It runs on the web, iOS, Android, and a computer you control. License: AGPL-3.0. It is in the Read later group.

What you pay

Free plan: You run the server. We have not checked a hosted price because this page did not find a public hosted plan. There is no hosted price on file. Run it yourself: Setup: medium. Docker Compose is documented. Backups use the export and import commands on the docs site.

How to switch

• Compared with Pocket. Its price on file: Pocket shut down on July 8, 2025. New Pocket Premium subscriptions stopped on May 22, 2025. We have not checked an old Premium dollar price.

  What you give up: a hosted account, if you do not want a server.

  Free alternatives to Pocket

• Compared with Are.na. Its price on file: Supporter goes from $120 a year to $150 a year on December 1, 2026, and is renamed Plus Plus. Premium prices stay put.

  What you give up: a public page for a collection. You only get part of: save a link, an image, or a piece of text, group those saves in a named collection, and put one save in more than one collection.

  Free alternatives to Are.na

How close is it?

A full score means it matches our checklist. It is not a drop-in replacement.

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  Instead of Pocket9 of 9 checked features. A full score means it matches our checklist. It is not a drop-in replacement.What you give up: a hosted account, if you do not want a server.The apps page documents an official browser extension.The homepage describes a cleaned reader for saved pages.Labels on the homepage. The iOS app page also says tags.Official Android and iOS apps are listed on the apps page.The homepage and the phone-app pages both describe highlights.The homepage says you can search the saved content.The homepage documents ebook export. The docs also document a full backup zip.The install docs are for a server you run. This page did not find a public signup.
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  Instead of Are.na7 of 7 checked features. A full score means it matches our checklist. It is not a drop-in replacement.What you give up: a public page for a collection. You only get part of: save a link, an image, or a piece of text, group those saves in a named collection, and put one save in more than one collection.The homepage saves articles, videos, and pictures into a cleaned reader. It is not a board of text blocks and links.Labels group saves. They are not an Are.na channel.A save can have more than one label. That is not one block in two channels.The pages checked for this listing do not describe a public collection page.The homepage says you can search the saved content.The homepage documents ebook export, and the docs document a full backup zip. Neither page names an Are.na file.Docker Compose is documented.

Related alternatives

Read later alternatives

• Free alternatives to Are.na
• Free alternatives to Pocket
• wallabag: A read-it-later archive you can host, with a Pocket CSV import.
• Linkwarden: A self-hosted bookmark manager that keeps a copy of the page.

Free apps in this group

• Linkwarden: A self-hosted bookmark manager that keeps a copy of the page.
• wallabag: A read-it-later archive you can host, with a Pocket CSV import.

Where we looked

• https://readeck.org/en/
• https://readeck.org/en/apps
• https://readeck.org/en/docs/compose
• https://codeberg.org/readeck/readeck