Pocket alternative
Pocket is gone. Your links don't have to be.
Bring what you saved in Pocket to Kanso Space: every link arrives with its date and its tags. Then AI summarises it, sorts it and finds it for you when you go looking.
What happened to Pocket
Mozilla shut Pocket down on 8 July 2025 and allowed data exports until 12 November 2025. If you downloaded your file back then, it's a ZIP with a CSV inside (or, if it's older, a ril_export.html) — Kanso reads both.
Bring it over in three steps
- Find the file. The Pocket ZIP you downloaded, or the CSV inside it. Exports from Raindrop.io, Instapaper or your browser's bookmarks work too.
- Open it from Kanso. Settings › Import links. The file is read on your phone and never uploaded: only the links are saved, with their title, date and tags.
- Done. Every link in its place in your history, with no duplicates. Anything already in Kanso isn't added twice.
Already have Kanso on this phone? Open the importer.
What changes
Saving is still one gesture. Share from any app and you're done: no folders, no tags, no title to type.
It sorts itself. AI reads every new link, gives it a summary and a tag, and connects it to what you already have. Imported links you organise whenever you like, one by one — so you don't spend your quota on links you may no longer care about.
You can ask it. “What did I save about restaurants in Lisbon?” Kanso answers from your own notes and tells you which ones. (With Kanso Pro; the free plan comes with a 3-question trial.)
It's calm. No ads, no recommendations of what other people read, no counters of what you still haven't read.
What Kanso isn't
It isn't a reader: it doesn't keep the article for offline reading or read it aloud. Kanso tells you what the thing you saved was about and finds it for you; to read it, it opens the original page. If the reading view was what you used Pocket for most, another app may suit you better.
Pricing
Free
20 AI-organised notes a month.
Kanso Pro
€4.99 a month or €44.99 a year, with a one-week free trial: 500 AI notes a month and chat with your library.
Importing never uses your quota, on any plan. Prices shown are for Spain, taxes included; they may vary in other countries, and you always see yours in the store before you confirm.
Questions
Can I still export my Pocket data?
No. Mozilla stopped allowing it on 12 November 2025 and deleted the data. If you didn't download it, look in your inbox for Pocket's email with the download link, or in your computer's downloads folder for a file starting with pocket.
What if I'm coming from Raindrop.io, Instapaper or my browser bookmarks?
That works too. Export from their settings page — Raindrop.io as CSV or HTML; Instapaper as CSV; Chrome, Firefox or Safari as HTML — and open it from Kanso. On iPhone, Safari exports its bookmarks from Settings › Apps › Safari › Export.
Does it keep my tags and dates?
Yes. Every link arrives with the date you saved it and its tags.
How many links can I import?
Up to 10,000 at a time.
Does it use my quota?
No. Importing is free on every plan. Only organising an imported link with AI uses a note from your quota, and that's your call.
What do you do with my file?
Nothing: it's read on your phone and never leaves it. For each link we keep the address, title, date and tags. The privacy policy has the full story.