Hey fellow devs,
Like many of you, I was frustrated when Pocket shut down was announced. So I spent the last 6 weeks building Bookmarkify - but instead of just cloning Pocket, I added the features we actually need as developers.
What I've built so far:
- 🤖 AI auto-tagging - Never manually organize again
- 🔍 Smart search - Find bookmarks by content, not just titles
- 📺 Native embeds - Watch YouTube videos, view code snippets, all in-app
- 📖 Reader mode with AI - Summaries + text-to-speech for any article
- 👁️ Rich previews - Visual grid/list views that actually help you find stuff
Why I need you:
I'm at the point where it's useful but needs real-world testing. Your feedback will directly shape what I build next.
🎁 The deal: First 50 beta testers get lifetime access free forever (including all future premium features).
I genuinely want to build this with the community, not just for it. What bookmark management problems drive you crazy?
Join the beta: Bookmarkify
The tech stack i've used:
- Typescript
- Nextjs
- Supabase Auth and database
- OpenRouter to use some AI models
Ask me how i've used Claude Code to build this, its been an amazing journey thus far building AI assisted products.
Looking forward to your thoughts!
Top comments (4)
Is there any way to add bookmarks via an API or similar?
That is interesting, at the moment there isn't. The only two ways to create bookmarks is:
1) Via the add bookmark form for single bookmark
2) Via Bulk import ( for your browser bookmarks or via a csv file )
What would be your use case for using it via an API ? I think this is really interesting to me as I can easily create an api that would allow for this.
I do plan to add a chrome extension that you can click and add your bookmarks without even opening bookmarkify.app/bookmarks page.
Thanks for your question :)
Usually I save urls I’m interested in by sharing them with the native iOS/macOS functionality. It allows me to send an url from almost any app to a lot of different destinies in a simple way. For more complex workflows I can use Apple Shortcuts automations to transform the data before saving it. In this case it would be really useful to have the ability to post data in some supported format (like csv) using a bearer token in the header (or something similar) as a way to authenticate. That way I could save a bookmark without even having to leave the page I'm reading in that moment.
Thank you for that amazing feedback, i'll add it to my roadmap and work on it. Its definitely how pocket use to work in terms of how you've described the workflow. I tried to do it with a PWA but iOS doesn't support PWA's that well but the api route might be an interesting one to peruse.