wallabag

wallabag (formerly poche) is a self hostable application for saving web pages. Unlike other services, wallabag is free (as in freedom) and open source.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
News	Free	Kevin Meyer	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Features of the iPhone client for your self hosted wallabag:

- read all your articles from your wallabag
- offline reading functionality
- add articles via Share-Extension

In order to use this app, you need a hosted wallabag instance. You can either install wallabag on your server/webspace or you can register at framabag.org (for free).

Reviews

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Chet50

Does not work with the current version of wallabag server

Great start, really useful
benjaminoakes

I've been wanting a Wallabag (Poche) app for offline access for a while, so this is great. It could use some improvements though, such as "mark as read" buttons and fewer notices when using the app offline. In other words, keep up the great work!

Love this!
GhostKitties

Thanks so much.can you please add a delete button?

Pretty good app
mtthwsmth

Nice interface with basic options.

Nice app!
Julio Quintini

It's great to use wallabag on iOS. An option to delete articles would make this app even better.

Wow! Excellent App
Losjax

I came across wallabag almost be accident, and it installed to my web host account. The service is outstanding allowing me to have my own Pocket or Read Later service. This app works flawlessly with it and is constructed extremely well. Kudos to the developer, it’s hard to believe it’s free!

Share Extension Support!
terpmeister

Thank you for adding this! I do self hosted Wallabag and the only way on my iPhone for adding links was copy/paste by dropping out of the app. Much appreciated.

Great start
MacDork

I love what you've done so far. Privacy-oriented read-later services are a logical next step, and this is a mobile app is a huge part of that. That said, there appear to be no text controls for size, font-face, spacing, margins, colors (there are two themes; the dark theme's minimal contrast makes it difficult to use in low light). Font-size is an absolute minimum, and font-face seems like a reasonable request.