Write to a person.
Not a ticket queue.
A bug, an idea, a thing that annoyed you, a question about your data — it all lands in one inbox, and every message gets read.
Six things people ask. Yours may be here.
If it is, you have your answer now instead of tomorrow.
Is it free?
Yes — free, with no paid tier and no card to enter. If a paid tier ever exists, it will be for things that genuinely cost money to run. Saving and mixing are not going behind it.
How do I delete my account and everything in it?
Write from the address you signed up with and say so. Your saved links, your mixes and the account itself all go. There is no self-serve delete button yet, so it is done by hand — usually within a few days.
What we store, and whyDoes it work on iPhone?
Yes — the web app works in Safari on iPhone. The one gap is the share sheet. Saving from it is coming soon to Android, where an installed web app can register as a share target; Safari has no equivalent, so on iOS you paste the link instead. That is an Apple limitation rather than a decision.
Can I import my Pocket list?
Yes, if you downloaded your export before Pocket’s export window closed on 12 November 2025. Sign in, go to /app/import and choose the HTML or CSV file — up to 2,000 links per import, with archived items skipped by default. Instapaper, Raindrop and browser-bookmarks exports work too.
The step-by-step import guideIs there an app?
No native phone app, and none planned. On a computer, the Chrome extension saves pages for you. On a phone, add the web app to your home screen from Chrome or Safari. On Android, that install is also what will put it in your share sheet once share-sheet saving arrives (coming soon).
How this compares to PocketSomething is broken. What do you need from me?
The link you were saving and roughly what you expected to happen. That is usually enough. Bug reports go to the top of the list.
Try it on your own saves.
It takes a minute.
Save a few things, pick 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, and press start. Free, no paid tier.