Omnivore

Name: Omnivore
Rating: 4.71 (7 reviews)

Read it later App with an outstanding Reading Experience

4.7•7 reviews•

393 followers

Read it later App with an outstanding Reading Experience

4.7•7 reviews•

393 followers

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Omnivore is a complete, open source read-it-later App for people who love to read. Save interesting articles, add notes and highlights. Organize your reading list the way you want and sync it across all your devices.

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Launch tags:News•Newsletters•Open Source

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I use this app daily. It is a full fledged read it later app that delivers actual complete content and does it well. It also has a very capable vanity email addresses and can receive your newsletter subscriptions for you, freeing your inbox. This app is well worth it and it's FOSS, making it even more worthwhile.

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3yr ago

Omnivore's open-source read-it-later app sounds like a reader's best friend. The ability to organize, note, and sync across devices makes it even more appealing. Well done!

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3yr ago

A highly recommended app. I love being able to receive newsletters I'm subscribed to directly in the email address I set up with Omnivore. I don't really miss much from its more notable competitors. Keep up the great work!

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3yr ago

Hi @jackson_harper Just wanted to take some time to provide my honest feedback about Omnivore. I have been a long term user of Pocket and it's been a working fine for me. Couple of issues with Pocket : Premium version with multiple highlighting was a little costly and there was just no easy way to export my highlights from Pocket. Omnivore addresses both of these (by being free and providing easy way to export hightlights from individual and multiple articles). Just like a lot of us, I heard about Omnivore on the Logseq/Obsidian forums . And so initially the greatest proposition for using Omnivore was its no-nonsense ability to sync my highlights from Omnivore to Logseq and Obsidian. Admittedly there are some quirks in Omnivore. Especially the Android app (as you mentioned elsewhere) is lagging behind with some basic features. And sometimes article don't render proper which I hope will get better in future. However, right now the biggest motivation for me to keep using Omnivore is you! Seeing you being so passionately working on improving Omnivore while trying to keep it free to use for all us is enabling me to ignore the minor issues and keep using Omnivore. This is a work in progress and I am excited to see it getting improved over time. I will keep providing my feedbacks where possible to do minor contribution in the development of this product. Thanks, Ravi

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3yr ago

if you aren’t using omnivore, you are not maximizing the value you can get from reading online content and finding it later.

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3yr ago

Highly recommend. It saves Twitter threads beautifully.

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3yr ago

Threads are broken again (not Omnivore's fault!)

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3yr ago

Top 3 products I use on a daily basis. Amazing work @jackson_harper

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3yr ago

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Omnivore is highly praised as a top-tier, open-source read-it-later app, offering excellent functionality and user experience. Users appreciate its seamless integration with tools like Logseq and Obsidian, enhancing productivity and organization. The app's ability to handle newsletters and sync across devices is also highlighted. Makers of Omnivore emphasize its free nature and strong community support, making it a valuable tool for reading enthusiasts. Overall, Omnivore is recommended for its comprehensive features and ease of use in managing reading materials.

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