Fast Company: “Want to save pages on the web for later? You could always bookmark them in your browser of choice, of course. But that’s a quick way to end up with a messy bookmarks toolbar. And organizing your browser’s bookmarks isn’t exactly a pleasant experience. Services like Pocket solved this problem in their own way, letting you save a collection of things you wanted to read later—and organize that collection. Mozilla bought Pocket back in 2017, and the company is now shutting the service down in the coming weeks. So what if your browser’s bookmark manager wasn’t just a list of web pages? What if it was a beautiful and powerful way to collect and organize the things you find online?

➜ That’s the vision behind ​Raindrop.io​, an “all-in-one bookmark manager” with a swanky interface. It’s just an all-around upgrade to the bookmark experience if you want to do anything more than save a few pages for later. It’s a great replacement for Pocket, too, with the same basic concept in an even more focused and productive environment.

Raindrop.io was even included in the Fast Company “26 Best New Apps of 2020” roundup. It’s actually been around even longer, but an update that year revamped the service substantially and brought it more into the form it maintains today…”