A Pocket alternative for people who save more than articles

The short answer

If you mostly save long articles to read later, pick a reading app like Instapaper. If you save a mix of reels, TikToks, YouTube videos, recipes, and links on your iPhone, and the problem is that you never see them again, Enki is built for that.

Where Enki fits

You save from the share sheet in any app, and the save finishes instantly, even offline. Everything lands in one library. Enki then brings one old save back each day, so things don't sink to the bottom of a list. With AI processing on, it also groups related saves into collections. Your library is encrypted before it leaves your device.

Where Enki doesn't fit

Enki is iPhone only. It doesn't import Pocket exports, so you start fresh. It isn't a long-form reading app with highlights and notes. It's a subscription, with a free week on the yearly plan. If any of those are deal breakers, one of the apps below will suit you better.

Other good options

• Instapaper. Long articles you want to read in a clean, text-first view. The closest match to how most people used Pocket.
• Raindrop.io. Bookmarks you organize yourself into folders and tags, on every platform including Android, Windows, and the web.
• Matter. Reading on iPhone with highlights and newsletters in the same place.
• Readwise Reader. Heavy readers who highlight a lot and want those notes to flow into other tools.
• GoodLinks. People who only use Apple devices and want a simple read-later list without a subscription.

Check each app's current pricing and whether it imports your Pocket export file before you commit.

Try Enki

Save a few things this week from the apps you already use and see if the daily resurfacing brings back something you forgot. The FAQ covers pricing, offline use, and privacy.