How big is the pile,
really?
Drop a Pocket, Instapaper or Raindrop export, or your browser’s bookmarks.html. Get the link count, the duplicates, the oldest save and a rough time to clear it.
Upload an export file to see your backlog statistics.
Runs in your browser. Nothing you paste or drop is uploaded.
A rough number, on purpose.
An export file lists links. It doesn’t say how long each page is — so this is an estimate, and we say so.
- 01
Find every link
We read
<a href>tags from bookmarks.html files. For CSVs we use the url or link column, or the first web link on each line of a plain list. Items Pocket or Instapaper mark as archived are already read, so they’re skipped. - 02
Spot exact duplicates
A link that appears twice, character for character, counts as a duplicate. The oldest save comes from the add_date, time_added or date column when there is one.
- 03
Seven minutes a link
Total time is links × 7 minutes. Divide by 15 and round up, and you get the number of daily 15-minute mixes to finish.
No more guessing
at seven minutes.
Import the same file into My Minute Mix and each link gets measured — a reading time for articles, the real runtime for videos — so the estimate turns into a real number. Then ask for a mix that fits the minutes you have — no folders, no sorting.
- Import your Pocket, Instapaper, Raindrop or browser-bookmarks export — up to 2,000 links at a time
- Items you’d already read and links already in your library are skipped
- Long YouTube videos split into creator chapters or 5-minute parts, with resume
- Free, no paid tier. No AI on your saves
Handy on their own. No sign-up.
You’ve measured the backlog.
Now start finishing it.
Import the links worth keeping, pick the minutes you have, and press start. Free, no paid tier.