If you’re someone who likes to bookmark a bunch of things that you find interesting or want to come back to later, it can be hard to manage everything you have saved. There are a number of great bookmark apps on the market that can help you organize all these sorts of links, articles, and whatever else you come across on your mobile phone and browser.
We’ve compiled a list of some of the best to help you find one that’s right for you.
Raindrop.io
Raindrop is an easy-to-use bookmark app that lets you clip things like articles, photos, videos, songs, books, and pages from the web and apps. You can organize your bookmarks into collections with tags and filters and personalize these collections with icons and photos to find them easily.
Raindrop saves the entire web page of what you’re saving, which means you don’t have to revisit the link. Raindrop also lets you share your collections with friends, family members, or the entire web.
Raindrop is available as a Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge extension. Or, you can download the Raindop.io apps for web, Windows, Mac, Linux, iPad, iPhone, and Android.
The free version of the service gives you unlimited bookmarks and collections, the ability to upload 100MB of files per month, access to more than 2,600 integrations, and more. The Pro version of the app costs $28 per year and comes with AI suggestions, the ability to upload 10GB of files per month, daily backups, and more.
Pocket may be one of the best-known bookmark apps on the market, and that’s because it’s simple and gets the job done. You can use the app to bookmark the latest news, magazine articles, videos, recipes, how-tos, and basically anything else you come across online from any publisher.
You can use the app to curate a space for topics that you’re interested in to get recommendations for other similar articles you may enjoy.
Pocket is available on iOS, Android, the web, and through browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. The app’s basic functionality is available for free. You can upgrade to Premium for $45 per year to unlock an ad-free experience with additional features, such as suggested tags, advanced search, permanent backup, and more.
GoodLinks
GoodLinks is a bookmarking app that lets you save articles without web advertisements and other distractions so you can read them later in an easy-to-read format. You can also highlight text in articles to find important passages at a later time.
You can use tags to organize articles by topic and search your bookmarks based on their title, description, and content.
GoodLinks is available on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS devices. The app also offers browser extensions to save links directly from Safari, Chrome, Edge, or Firefox.
You can download GoodLinks via a one-time purchase of $9.99. You can choose to pay $4.99 for an annual feature upgrade, which gives you access to new features that were introduced within one year of your initial purchase.
Matter
Matter is an aesthetically pleasing app that lets you save articles, social media threads, and PDFs so you can come back to them later. You can also save YouTube videos and podcast episodes, after which Matter will transcribe them to time-synced text.
Plus, you can get all of your newsletters sent straight to Matter if you’re on the paid version of the service. As with the other apps on this list, you can organize your bookmarks with tags and share links directly with others.
The app is available on iOS and macOS and through a web app. It’s also available through a Safari extension.
The free version of Matter includes an un-capped read-later library, unlimited tags, and the ability to save all types of content. The paid version, which costs $7.99 per month or $59.99 per year, comes with HD text-to-speech for all your articles, the ability to sync your newsletters and send content to your Kindle, and more.
MyMind
If you don’t want to manually save and organize things, MyMind could be a good fit for you. The app uses AI to organize your bookmarks and automatically tags them so you can find them later. It will also give you a brief summary of what you have saved.
MyMind then groups related content into “Spaces,” which gets rid of the need to manually sort your bookmarks. You can search for what you’re looking for using keywords, brand, date, or even color.
The app is available on iOS, Android, and the web, as well as through extensions for Safari, Chrome, and Edge.
MyMind offers two different subscription tiers. The “Student Life” tier costs $6.99 per month and comes with unlimited cards, spaces, intelligent bookmarks, and more. The “Mastermind” tier costs $12.99 per month and unlocks advanced AI, video support, AI summaries, a reading mode, and more.
