Linkwarden is a self-hosted, collaborative bookmark manager that helps you collect, organise, read, annotate, and preserve web content. With 19,000+ GitHub stars and active development, it’s one of the most popular open-source bookmarking solutions available. Linkwarden goes beyond basic bookmarking by offering page preservation, collaborative collections, and powerful annotation tools. Key Features Page preservation — […]

Shiori is a simple bookmarks manager written in Go, designed as a lightweight clone of Pocket. Distributed as a single binary, it offers both command-line and web interfaces for managing bookmarks. Shiori goes beyond basic bookmarking by parsing and creating offline archives of saved web pages, making it ideal for users who want to preserve […]

Shaarli is the original personal, minimalist, super-fast, database-free bookmarking service. Created by Sébastien Sauvage and now maintained by an active community, Shaarli stores all bookmarks in a simple text file — no database required. It’s designed for single users who want a lightweight, self-hosted way to save, tag, and share links without any infrastructure overhead. […]

Linkding is a self-hosted bookmark manager designed to be minimal, fast, and easy to set up. It focuses on doing one thing well — managing bookmarks — without the bloat of feature-heavy alternatives. With a clean, distraction-free interface and straightforward Docker deployment, Linkding is perfect for users who want a no-nonsense bookmarking solution they control. […]

Wallabag is a free and open-source read-it-later application that lets you save web pages for offline reading. Unlike proprietary services like Pocket or Instapaper, Wallabag puts you in full control of your reading archive. It extracts the main content from any article, stores it on your own server, and makes it available across all your […]