Readeck

Key features

• Bookmark capture for articles, video, and images Save articles, videos, and images into one personal hub as bookmarks, instead of splitting video and images across separate tools.[1]

• Highlights across saved content Mark the key passages of saved text and browse highlights from across the archive in one place.[1]

• Video transcripts as readable articles When a transcript is available for a saved video, Readeck retrieves it so you can read, export, highlight, and search it like an article.[1]

• E-book export with e-reader catalog Take a single article or a whole collection to an e-reader as an e-book, with a standard catalog on supported devices.[1]

• Official mobile apps with offline reading Native Android and iOS clients save from share menus and keep content available without a connection, with adjustable fonts and typography.[1]

• Browser extension for hard-to-reach pages Save directly while browsing, including pages that need JavaScript or logins the server cannot reach on its own.[1][2]

• Labels, search, and dynamic collections Organize with favourites, labels, and collections that update from searches, so a growing archive stays findable.[1]

• HTTP API plus OpenID Connect login Connect third-party tools through the documented HTTP API and sign in through an external OpenID Connect identity provider with user provisioning.[1][2]

Who will love it

• Post-Pocket self-hosters Readers leaving hosted read-it-later services get an archive on their own infrastructure, your server and your data with no tracking, under a free licence.[1][2][3]

• Video savers who prefer reading People who bookmark talks and clips benefit from transcripts they can skim, highlight, and search instead of rewatching.[1]

• E-reader commuters Offline mobile apps plus e-book export move a weekend collection onto a phone or e-ink screen without a connection.[1][2]

Who should avoid it

• Server administration required Production deployment means a Linux server with a system service and reverse proxy, or a container you operate, so readers who cannot administer a server should use a hosted read-it-later service instead.[1][2]

• No vendor cloud or enterprise tier There is no managed Readeck offering, enterprise tier, or SLA in the reviewed official surface, and support runs through the community forum.[1][2][3]

• No permanent public sharing Share links for saved items expire after 24 hours by design, so publishing content publicly needs a different tool.[1]

Deployment and fit