
Readeck
Self-hosted read-it-later app that preserves web page content and lets you read it anytime, offline or online.
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Readeck is a clean, self-hosted read-it-later application that captures and preserves the readable content of web pages you want to keep. Unlike cloud services that may lose access to articles, Readeck stores a permanent, formatted copy so content remains accessible even when the original page disappears.
It is built with Go, making it fast and lightweight with a minimal resource footprint. Readeck supports browser extensions for quick saving, collections for organization, and a distraction-free reading mode. It can be deployed with Docker on any server or NAS.
Compared to Pocket or Instapaper, Readeck runs entirely under your control with no data sent to third parties, no subscription required, and no risk of service shutdowns — making it a strong choice for privacy-conscious readers and anyone who wants a durable personal archive.
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