A new design for wallabag.it… and a great prize to win
Ten years after the service opened, the website and the app get a new look. And to celebrate these 10 years, a little surprise.
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Put an article aside in one click and read it later, even if the website goes away.
Around since 2016 · over 18 million articles saved · no ads, no tracking · hosted in Europe
What it looks like
Save an article from the browser, find the full readable version in wallabag.it, then continue reading on mobile or e-reader when you have time.

wallabag is an open-source read-it-later app, created in 2013: it saves the full text of web articles, without ads or clutter, so you can read them later on your computer, phone, tablet or e-reader. wallabag.it is the hosted version of wallabag, run since 2016 by its creator: nothing to install, your data stays in Europe and part of your subscription funds the open-source project.
The service is funded by subscriptions, not by ads, tracking or data resale, and part of them funds the development of wallabag.
Your articles are stored on servers in Europe. Updates and support are included.
Import your reading list from other services and export your articles, tags and annotations whenever you want.
wallabag.it keeps the readable text of your articles, not just a link that can change or disappear.
Find your articles on the web, Android, iPhone, tablet and e-reader, with offline reading.
Tags, search, favourites and annotations help you find an article months later.
Included in every plan, from 11€ a year.
Send a link to your private wallabag.it address and it lands in your reading list. Works from any mail client, and for the links people send you.
Paste the address of a website: wallabag.it finds its feed and can save the new articles in your account automatically.
Bring your reading list from Pocket, Instapaper, Pinboard, Omnivore, Shaarli or another wallabag. Tags and read/favourite status are kept.
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