Comparison · Bookmark manager

My Minute Mix
vs Raindrop.io

The question isn’t which app saves things better. It’s what you want to happen after you click save.

My Minute MixFree · no paid tier

Raindrop.ioFree / $28 yr Pro

The short version

Raindrop organizes the internet. We help you finish it.

TL;DR

A bookmark manager. It’s designed to hold everything you might ever need to reference again, organized into folders, tags and collections.

TL;DR

A queue. It assumes you saved something because you wanted to read it — you just didn’t have the time at that moment.

Side by side

Feature comparison of My Minute Mix and Raindrop.io
Feature	Raindrop.io	My Minute Mix
Folders, collections and tags	Nested collections, tags and powerful search	None, by design
Highlights and annotations	Yes	No
Permanent copy of the page	On the paid tier	No
Native apps	iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Windows	Web app and Chrome extension; Android share sheet coming soon
Shows reading time or video length	No	Measured when you save
Builds a mix for the minutes you have	No	Yes
Bring your Raindrop library over	Exports a CSV or HTML backup at any time	Imports that CSV or HTML — up to 2,000 links at a time
Price	Free / $28 a year for Pro	Free, no paid tier

Which to choose

Where they’re better

Raindrop is exceptional at being a library. If your goal is a searchable knowledge base, use Raindrop.

You want organization. Nested collections, tags and a powerful search engine. We have no folders and no tags — we avoid organizing on purpose, because it becomes a chore.
You highlight and annotate. Raindrop supports highlights and notes on what you save. We don’t.
You need a permanent copy. On its paid tier, Raindrop keeps a copy of the page, so it survives if the original goes offline.
You want native apps everywhere. Raindrop has apps for iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Windows. We’re a web app and a Chrome extension.

Where we’re different

Our whole focus is getting you to actually read what you saved when you finally have a moment.

You want to know how long things take. Raindrop doesn’t show reading time or video length on bookmarks. We measure it automatically when you save a link.
You want the Mix. With 15 minutes on a train platform, Raindrop shows you 500 links. We hand you one mix — say, an 11-minute video and a 4-minute article — sized to the time you have.
You want less guilt. Raindrop’s collection view is built for browsing everything you’ve filed. A mix pulls out only what fits right now.

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