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Pocket was discontinued by Mozilla in 2025

Pocket is gone.
Your saves don't have to be.

Drop your ril_export.htmland we'll move every Pocket save into LinkBrain — with AI semantic search, smart tagging, and a knowledge graph Pocket never built. Tags, folders, save dates: all preserved.

  • 60-second migration. Drop the file, see a preview, click once.
  • AI search out of the box.“That article about deep work” — finds it.
  • Free forever for 50 links. No credit card. No catch.

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Where do I get my Pocket export?
  1. Go to getpocket.com/export (still works after shutdown for past users).
  2. Click Export — you'll get a ril_export.html file (or CSV parts).
  3. Drop it above. We handle the rest — tags, folders, save dates all preserved.

Everything Pocket should have been.

Pocket let you save articles. LinkBrain makes sure you actually find them again — and surfaces them when they matter.

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AI semantic search

Describe an article in your own words — even years later — and find it. No more keyword bingo.

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Knowledge graph

Visualize how your saves connect. Spot patterns and themes across thousands of links — the way Pocket never showed you.

Smart resurfacing

Daily Brief surfaces the most relevant 3–5 saves you'd otherwise forget. Your reading list, finally read.

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Auto-tagging

Every link gets AI-generated tags after import, layered on top of the tags you already had in Pocket.

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Everywhere you read

Web, iOS, and a Chrome extension. Save from anywhere, search from anywhere, reader view included.

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Built in 2026, not 2007

A clean, fast, modern interface. Updated weekly — see the changelog.

LinkBrain vs Pocket

FeatureLinkBrainPocket
AI semantic search
Knowledge graph
Smart resurfacing & Daily Brief
Auto-tagging
One-click Pocket import
Browser extension
iOS app
Reader viewComing soon
Free tier50 links foreverDiscontinued
StatusActively builtShut down 2025

How the migration works

1

Get your Pocket export

Visit getpocket.com/export and click Export. You'll get a ril_export.html file.

2

Drop it on the box above

We parse it client-side and show you a preview — count, tags, folders, sample titles.

3

Create a free account

One click — Google, Apple, or email. Your parsed file stays held while you sign up.

4

Done

Every save lands in LinkBrain with tags, folders, and dates intact. AI tagging and thumbnails fill in over the next minute or two.

Migration FAQ

Does this still work now that Pocket is shut down?+

Yes — Pocket's export endpoint at getpocket.com/export still works for past users. Grab your ril_export.html before it goes dark, then drop it here.

What gets preserved in the migration?+

URLs, titles, tags, folders, and original save dates. We re-fetch favicons and (in the background) thumbnails, descriptions, and AI-generated tags. Nothing is lost.

Is it really free?+

Free forever for the first 50 links. If your Pocket export is bigger, you can upgrade to Pro after import — or migrate the most recent 50 free and decide later.

How is LinkBrain different from Pocket?+

Pocket was a save-and-forget pile. LinkBrain has AI semantic search ("find that article about API design"), automatic resurfacing, and a knowledge graph that connects related saves. It also imports from Instapaper, Raindrop, Notion, Twitter/X bookmarks and Chrome.

What about my highlights and annotations?+

Pocket's HTML export doesn't include highlights — that's a Pocket limitation, not ours. The CSV export from getpocket.com/export does include some metadata, and we'll grab whatever's there.

Don't lose a decade of saves.

Pocket's export endpoint won't last forever. Move your library to a tool that's actively maintained — and actually finds your stuff again.

Migrate from Pocket → free