The Savely Blog
Read later, on your terms
Guides on reading later, offline reading, moving off Pocket and keeping your reading list private.
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Pocket Is Gone: How to Move Your Saved Articles to a Private Alternative
Mozilla shut Pocket down, but your reading list doesn't have to go with it. Here's how to import your Pocket CSV export into Savely, what comes across, and what to do next.
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How to Save Web Pages for Offline Reading in Chrome and Firefox
Four ways to save an article so you can read it without internet: Save As, Print to PDF, reader view, and a read-it-later extension. What each is good for, and which one to use when.
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Read It Later Without an Account: Why Your Reading List Should Live on Your Device
Your reading list reveals more about you than your browsing history. Here's the case for a local-first read-it-later app: no account, no server, and no shutdown that can take your list away.
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Sync Your Reading List Across Devices Without a Cloud Account
Savely syncs your reading list between computers through a private GitHub Gist you own, not through our servers (we don't have any). Here's how to set it up, how conflicts are resolved, and what to know about privacy.
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A Read-It-Later App for Android That Works Offline: Savely on Firefox
Chrome on Android can't run extensions, but Firefox for Android can. Here's how to save articles on your phone, read them offline, and keep your phone and computer in sync.