Wallabag

Free read-it-later service for saving, classifying and rereading web articles in a more comfortable interface.

Wallabag lets you save a web page to read later in better conditions. It extracts the main content, stores it in a personal library and displays a cleaner reading version.

It is useful if you often keep articles in browser tabs, bookmarks, chats or social feeds and want a dedicated place to read, archive and organize them.

Service URL	read.hostux.net
Service type	Read-it-later and article archiving
Free software used	Wallabag
Project website	wallabag.org
Source code	github.com/wallabag/wallabag
Account required	Yes

• Save articles for later without keeping many tabs open.
• Read in a cleaner interface focused on the content.
• Classify articles with tags, favorites, archive and search.
• Keep a personal reading library outside social platforms.
• Access saved reading from web, mobile apps and browser extensions.

• Save web articles and extract the main content.
• Classify by reading status, favorites and archive.
• Add tags, annotations and share saved articles.
• Export in several formats to keep or reread content elsewhere.
• Access through the web interface, mobile apps and browser extensions.
• Mobile apps to find and read saved articles from a phone or tablet.

• You save a URL in Wallabag, which then retrieves the article content.
• The service displays a cleaner reading version focused on text.
• Articles can be marked as read, favorited, annotated, shared or exported.
• Wallabag can integrate into a broader monitoring workflow through apps, extensions and compatible RSS readers.

• Save a long article found during the day for later reading.
• Build a technical or personal reading library.
• Keep research articles or documentation around a topic.
• Read comfortably on mobile while keeping the same saved list.

Service: read.hostux.net

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