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Bredbox
Save the content, not just the links.
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Save the content, not just the links.
4 followers
Save articles, recipes, documents, images, and more. Read them on the web, iPhone, or Android. Find them again later—and take your library with you whenever you choose.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Nicholas, the creator of Bredbox.
I'm a solo developer, and I've been a software engineer for 26 years. I've always used social media to keep up with the latest trends and developments, and for years I relied on Delicious to organize everything I found. When Delicious shut down, I moved to Pocket and found a workflow that really worked for me.
Then Pocket shut down. Although I could export my library, the export didn't include the actual articles, including some that were no longer available online. I tried a few alternatives, but none supported the workflow I wanted. More importantly, I was anxious about losing my entire library again if another app shut down. That's why I created Bredbox.
I built Bredbox as a personal content library, not just another bookmarking app or Pocket replacement. It starts with what Pocket did well and builds on top of it. I wanted a relaxing place to enjoy the content I found without ads, popups, or distractions. You can save articles, recipes, images, and documents with one click using the browser extension, and then read in a clean, distraction-free experience. You can also forward emails to Bredbox and enjoy the same reading experience.
Where Bredbox really shines is in the control you have over your library. You can export your entire library at any time and get everything: every link, collection, highlight, tag, and the actual saved content. That was important to me because I never wanted to be in a position where I couldn't take my library with me again.
Once saved, you can organize everything with collections and tags. Sometimes I forget to tag an article and can only remember a little bit about it. That's where the combination of semantic and full-text search helps me track it down again.
If you want even more control, Bredbox Pro gives you access to your library through a REST API, MCP server, CLI, n8n integration, and webhooks. This way, you can make Bredbox fit into your existing workflow rather than changing what you're already doing.
🎁 To celebrate the launch, I'm offering Product Hunt visitors a free month of Bredbox Pro. Use this link to sign up for your free trial before November 17 (no credit card required).
With so much great content online, I'm really interested in hearing how folks are keeping track of all the stuff they want to come back to. What do you use, and what's your biggest frustration with it?