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Save, declutter, and read web articles on your own server
wallabag lets you capture web pages, strip away ads and pop‑ups, and organize them for distraction‑free reading on any device, with self‑hosted or hosted options.
wallabag is a self‑hosted web application that lets you capture any web page, strip away ads, pop‑ups, and other distractions, and store the clean article for later reading. It supports tagging, categorization, and full‑text search, making it easy to build a personal library of articles you can access from any device.
You can install wallabag on a PHP/Symfony stack, via Docker, or by following the simple make install workflow. The project integrates with Android, iOS, and browser extensions, and a community‑maintained GNOME client, providing a seamless read‑later experience across platforms. Documentation, translation via Weblate, and an active community help you get up and running quickly.
Researchers, commuters, and teams that need a private, searchable archive of web content find wallabag valuable. Because you control the server, you retain full ownership of your data and can customize the interface or add plugins to match specific workflows.
When teams consider wallabag, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
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Researcher archiving journal articles
Collects and stores scholarly web pages, stripping paywall overlays for offline reading and citation management.
Commuter building a distraction‑free reading list
Saves articles during the day and reads them on a mobile device without ads or pop‑ups.
Team sharing industry news
Provides a shared, self‑hosted repository where members can tag and discuss saved articles.
Developer preserving documentation snippets
Keeps reference pages organized and searchable within a private instance.
Yes, you can create a free account at wallabag.it, which offers the same functionality as a self‑hosted instance.
A web server with PHP (>=7.2), a database (MySQL/MariaDB or PostgreSQL), and optional Docker support; see the documentation for full details.
wallabag provides import tools for HTML, Pocket, Instapaper, and other common formats via the web UI or command line.
Data is stored in your database; you can enable HTTPS and configure database encryption yourself, but wallabag does not provide built‑in end‑to‑end encryption.
The platform is built on Symfony and offers a plugin system; you can develop custom extensions or use community‑contributed ones.
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