Open-source clipper for Notion, OneNote, Yuque, more
Free
- Open source
- Extension
Collection · 12 tools
Best Open-Source Save-to Tools (2026)
Open-source save tools have one killer feature no subscription can match: nobody can shut them down and take your archive with them. After Pocket's 2025 shutdown deleted user data, that stopped being theoretical. This collection lists every open-source tool in the directory — read-later apps like Wallabag, bookmark managers like Linkwarden, Karakeep, and linkding, clippers like SingleFile and the Obsidian Web Clipper, and full archiving suites like ArchiveBox. Most can be self-hosted with Docker, all publish their code publicly, and every one exports your data in open formats.
Open-source read-later, the main Pocket successor
Self-host free; €11/yr hosted
- Open source
- Extension
- App
Collaborative bookmarks with full-page preservation
Self-host free; $3/mo cloud
- Open source
- Extension
- App
Bookmark-everything app with AI auto-tagging (ex-Hoarder)
Self-host free
- Open source
- Extension
- App
Minimal fast self-hosted bookmark archive
Free (self-hosted)
- Open source
- Extension
Saves a faithful page copy as one HTML file
Free
- Open source
- Extension
Clips pages as Markdown into local Obsidian vaults
Free
- Open source
- Extension
- App
Clips pages into open-source Joplin notes app
Free; Joplin Cloud from €2.99/mo
- Open source
- Extension
- App
Research manager with browser connector for saving sources
Free + storage from $20/yr
- Open source
- Extension
- App
Self-hosted web archiving in HTML, PDF, and WARC
Free
- Open source
- App
Simple Go bookmark manager with offline article archiving
Free
- Open source
- App
Self-hosted link archive with tags and monitoring
Free
- Open source
- App