wallabag
Save web articles and read them later from your own archive.
wallabag is an open source read-it-later application that extracts article content from saved web links and stores it in an archive you control. It can be self-hosted on your own server or accessed through the official hosted service wallabag.it, and it supports imports from Pocket, Omnivore, Instapaper and Pinboard.
The application provides a clean reading view, browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Safari, Android and iOS apps, RSS reader compatibility, and e-reader support through wallabako for Kobo, windle for Kindle and Plop Reader for PocketBook. A public API is available, and the project is translated by contributors.
wallabag is suited to readers who want to manage their own archive. Self-hosting gives control over updates, backups, data and access, while wallabag.it offers a managed account with professional support, automatic upgrades and daily backups, including a free 14-day trial.
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