A New Home for Your Omnivore Library
Omnivore is gone, but your reading list doesn't have to be. If you saved your Omnivore export, onBookmarks brings it back to life — offline reading, a clean reading list, AI organization, and client-side encryption.
Free forever plan · No credit card required
What Omnivore Fans Will Feel at Home With
The read-it-later workflow you're used to — on a platform that's here for the long haul.
Read Later, Offline
Save now, read whenever — even without a connection. Your articles are cached on your device.
- Offline access to saved articles
- Built-in reading list
- Mark as read to clear the queue
AI Organization
Omnivore leaned on manual labels. onBookmarks tags and categorizes your saves automatically.
- Automatic tag suggestions
- Multi-collection organization
- Full-text search included
Private & Portable
Encrypt sensitive saves on your device, and export your whole library whenever you want. No lock-in.
- Client-side AES-256 encryption
- One-click full export, anytime
- Your data stays yours
Bring Your Omnivore Export Over in Three Steps
Already have your export saved? You're minutes away from a fresh home.
Locate your Omnivore export
Omnivore let you download your saved library before it shut down. Find that export file on your computer.
Create your free account
Sign up for onBookmarks — no credit card needed — and open the import screen.
Create Free AccountUpload & let AI sort it
Drop in your file. We import your saves and our AI suggests tags and collections so your library arrives organized.
Not sure about your file? See the full import guide.
Omnivore vs. onBookmarks
| Feature | Omnivore | onBookmarks |
|---|---|---|
| Read later & offline | Was available | |
| AI-powered organization | Full AI Tagging | |
| Client-side encryption | Zero-Knowledge | |
| Multi-collection organization | Labels | |
| Maintained & supported | Shut down | Actively developed |
| No self-hosting required | Self-host to keep it | |
| Free unlimited saves | — | Unlimited Free |
Omnivore Alternative FAQ
Is Omnivore really shut down?
Yes. After Omnivore was acquired, the hosted app was discontinued and users were asked to export their data before the service ended. If you saved that export, you can bring it into onBookmarks.
I exported my Omnivore data — can I import it?
Yes. Omnivore let you export your library as a file of your saved articles. Create a free onBookmarks account and upload it on the import screen; your saves come across with their links and titles.
Is onBookmarks free?
Yes. The free plan includes unlimited bookmarks, AI tagging, multi-collection organization, offline reading, and browser extensions — no credit card required.
Omnivore was open source. Why not self-host?
You can — the code is still out there. But self-hosting means running and maintaining your own servers indefinitely. onBookmarks gives you a maintained home with encryption and AI organization so you don't have to babysit infrastructure.
Will onBookmarks disappear like Omnivore did?
We can't predict the future, but you're never locked in: you can export your entire library from onBookmarks at any time, so your data is always portable.
Does onBookmarks keep the read-it-later workflow?
Yes. Save now, read later, even offline — plus a reading list to track what you've read. It's the Omnivore habit, with AI organization on top.
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