A copy that stays
LinkVolv keeps the text of each page you save, so you can still read it after the site changes or disappears.
LinkVolv vs Pocket
Pocket is gone. Your reading list doesn’t have to be.
Save pages to read later, keep a clean copy of each one, and find them again by what they were about. Free plan, no card.
Free plan, no card · 14-day full refund on paid plans
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LinkVolv and Pocket, side by side
| Feature | LinkVolv | |
|---|---|---|
| Save any page in one click | Shut down in 2025 | |
| Clean reading view | No | Free |
| Saved copy, readable after the site is gone | No | Free |
| Full-text search | No | Free |
| AI summary of a page | No | 20 free credits, then Plus |
| Export your whole library | No | Any time, every plan |
Pocket details from its public pages and store listing, checked October 2026. They may have changed since. Pocket is a trademark of its owner; LinkVolv is not affiliated with it.
Find what you read
Search by what an article was about, or search its full text. Both are free.
You keep your library
Export everything at any time. If you downgrade, your saved pages stay; only new saves past the Free limit wait.
Bring your Pocket export
- 1Find the file you exported from Pocket (CSV or HTML).
- 2In LinkVolv, open Import and pick it (CSV or HTML).
- 3Your saved articles come in with their titles.
Have your list somewhere else as plain links? Import › Text List takes one link per line.
Where Pocket is the better pick
- LinkVolv has no native phone app yet. Save from the browser extension and read in the web app on your phone.
Your library is yours either way: export it from LinkVolv any time, on every plan.
Try it with your own tabs
Free covers 1,000 bookmarks, 100 saved tabs, sync and search by meaning. Plus removes the limits for $39 a year.