Keep your reading connected to its purpose
Save an article with a short ‘Why I saved this’ note: a project, a question, or something you want to try. Your context stays beside the source and captured text.
Describe what you remember in search, or use Ask to answer questions across your saves with links to the notes used.
Bring the links you already have
Import a browser-bookmark HTML file or paste a list of URLs. If you still have a Pocket export, extract its links into a supported URL list; Sendlore does not promise a dedicated Pocket account migration or recovery of unavailable exports.
Start with a Light import to keep links and details without full AI reading. Original sites must still be accessible for richer capture.
Is it the right replacement?
Choose Sendlore if you want articles, videos, notes and files in a personal knowledge inbox, not just an unread queue. It is a web app with a Chrome extension and an iPhone Shortcut, not a native offline reader.
Extraction depends on the source and available services. Some saves retain only a link and page details. AI reading uses credits; search costs no credits, and Ask has monthly limits on Free and daily limits on paid plans.
Can I use Sendlore as a free Pocket alternative?
Yes. The Free plan has no time limit. When reading credits run out, new links remain available as Light saves. Search remains free.