Gleamr: Save Articles & Read Later

Pocket alternative: save articles to a reading library with full-text search, tags, and JSON export. One-click Pocket import.

Save articles and web pages to your personal reading list. Gleamr extracts the actual content from any page — no ads, no sidebars, no clutter — and keeps it searchable forever. How it works Find something worth reading later Click the Gleamr icon (or press Ctrl+Shift+S) Done. It's in your library with full-text search. Right-click any page or link to save it from the context menu. Add tags while saving to keep things organized. What gets extracted Blog posts and news articles from any site Medium, Substack, and other publishing platforms Documentation, tutorials, and long-form writing Paywalled content you already have access to Basic support for Reddit threads and X (Twitter) threads Gleamr pulls out the content you care about — text, images, code blocks, lists — and drops everything else. Built for people who read a lot If you save more than a few articles a week, you know the problem: bookmarks pile up, tabs stay open for months, and you can never find that one article you read three weeks ago. Gleamr fixes that with full-text search across everything you've saved. Your data, your rules No tracking or analytics on your reading habits Export your entire library anytime Privacy policy: https://gleamr.io/privacy Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+S (Cmd+Shift+S on Mac) Works with a free Gleamr account at gleamr.io.