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Lightweight bookmark manager with offline archiving in Go
Self-hosted bookmark manager inspired by Pocket. Archive webpages offline, manage bookmarks via CLI or web interface, and deploy as a single binary.
Shiori is a self-hosted bookmark manager built in Go that offers both command-line and web interfaces for organizing and preserving web content. Designed as a lightweight alternative to Pocket, it ships as a single binary for straightforward deployment across platforms.
Shiori automatically parses and archives readable webpage content for offline access, ensuring your bookmarks remain available even if the original source disappears. The application supports importing bookmarks from Pocket and Netscape Bookmark files, making migration from existing tools seamless. Users can search, edit, and organize bookmarks through either a clean CLI or an intuitive web dashboard.
Ideal for developers, researchers, and privacy-conscious users who want full control over their bookmark data, Shiori supports SQLite3, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and MySQL backends. The portable binary format eliminates complex dependencies, while beta browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome enable one-click bookmarking. Whether you're running it on a home server, VPS, or local machine, Shiori provides a straightforward path to owning your reading list without relying on third-party services.
When teams consider Shiori, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
Looking for a hosted option? These are the services engineering teams benchmark against before choosing open source.
Research Archive
Academics preserve cited web sources offline, ensuring references remain accessible for future publications even if original URLs break.
Developer Knowledge Base
Engineering teams bookmark technical articles and documentation, creating a searchable internal library independent of external site availability.
Personal Reading List
Privacy-focused individuals migrate from Pocket to self-hosted Shiori, maintaining full control over reading habits and data.
Content Curation
Bloggers and writers collect and organize source material with offline access, streamlining research workflows without internet dependency.
No. Shiori supports SQLite3 for single-file database storage, requiring no separate database server. PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and MySQL are optional for larger deployments.
Yes. Shiori includes built-in import functionality for Pocket exports and standard Netscape Bookmark files.
Shiori automatically parses webpage content and stores a readable version locally, allowing access even if the original site goes offline or changes.
The Firefox and Chrome extensions are currently in beta. They provide basic bookmarking functionality but may have stability limitations.
As a Go binary, Shiori runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows. The single-binary format eliminates platform-specific dependencies.
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