Pocket is gone.
Here is where your bookmarks live now.
ContextBolt picks up the half Pocket never handled: tweets, Reddit threads, and LinkedIn posts, all AI-tagged and instantly searchable. Free up to 150 saves.
Free Chrome extension. No account, no credit card.
The problem
Why this is harder than it should be
Mozilla shut Pocket down on 8 July 2025 and finished deleting user data on 12 November 2025, so most people no longer have an export to migrate. Most guides assume you do. ContextBolt is forward-looking instead: one click saves a web page along with its text, and your X, Reddit and LinkedIn saves land in the same library.
How ContextBolt does it
Three steps. All automatic.
Install ContextBolt for the social half (one click)
Free Chrome extension. Web pages take one click each. Open X, Reddit or LinkedIn once after install and ContextBolt backfills those saves automatically, with no CSV import or manual transfer. Web pages take one click each, and the article text comes with them.
Search by topic, not exact words
Type 'pricing' and the right post surfaces, because AI tagged it when it landed and search covers the tags as well as the text. The same query works across X, Reddit, and LinkedIn in one library.
Or plug it into Claude, Cursor, Windsurf
Pro users get an MCP endpoint. Your bookmarks become live context inside any MCP-capable AI. Ask Claude 'what did I save about React performance?' and get useful results in the same conversation.
MCP integration
Searchable from inside your AI agent
Pro users get a personal MCP endpoint. One line of config and Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf can search your bookmarks during a conversation.
Plug into the AI tools you already use
Any MCP-compatible client works. See all integrations →
Why ContextBolt
Built for retrieval, not just storage
The social half Pocket never handled
Tweets, Reddit threads, and LinkedIn posts in one searchable library. Pocket could save URLs but stripped social context. ContextBolt keeps the text, the author, and the meaning.
Find by topic, not by memory
Search runs on your device and covers the AI tags as well as the text, so a topic word surfaces the save that never used it. Typos do not matter. On Pro, the MCP endpoint adds search by meaning.
Free up to 150 saves
No card required. Generous free tier so you can try the workflow before committing. Pro is $6/month for unlimited saves and the MCP endpoint.
Read more
Want every workaround compared?
The blog post below covers every method, every limit, every workaround. The page you are on now is the install.
FAQ
Common questions
Is ContextBolt a one-to-one Pocket replacement?
For the saving half, yes. One click saves any web page along with up to 10,000 characters of its text, and your X, Reddit and LinkedIn saves land in the same library. For the reading half, no, and I will not pretend otherwise. There is no reader view, no highlighting and no phone app. If reading on a train was the point of Pocket for you, Instapaper or Readwise Reader does that better. See the full Pocket alternatives guide for the honest breakdown.
Can I import my Pocket CSV into ContextBolt?
No. A Pocket export is a list of URLs and titles, so importing one would hand you a few thousand links with no text behind them, which is the pile you are trying to get out of. ContextBolt stores the page content at the moment you save. The practical move is to open the twenty saves you would actually be annoyed to lose and save those properly, which takes about ten minutes. The migration guide walks it.
Does ContextBolt save web articles like Pocket did?
Yes. Click the extension icon on any page and press Save this page, and it keeps the title, the author, the site and up to 10,000 characters of the article, with the nav, adverts and comments stripped out. Because it reads the tab you already have open, it also works on pages behind a login. The web bookmarks page covers what gets extracted.
What happens to my data if ContextBolt itself shuts down?
Local-first storage. Bookmarks live in your browser's local database (IndexedDB) so even if the cloud service stopped, your local library is intact. Pro users get cloud sync, but the local copy is always the source of truth. Export tools let you move your library elsewhere any time.
Is ContextBolt free?
Free up to 150 bookmarks across all platforms, no time limit, no card required. Pro is $6/month for unlimited bookmarks, cloud sync, and the MCP endpoint for Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf.