Burkmak
6.4#17 in read-it-later appsFree planFree planAndroidWebAPISelf-hosted
VisitBurkmak vs wallabag
What both publish
| Fact | Burkmak | wallabag |
|---|---|---|
| Browser extension | No | Yes |
| Full-text search | Yes | Yes |
| Highlighting | Yes | Yes |
| License | The repository identifies the project as MIT licensed. | The wallabag source code repository identifies the project license as MIT. |
| Mobile apps | Yes | Yes |
| Privacy | The product requirements state there are no third-party analytics and that content fetched server-side stays on the self-hosted instance. | The hosted service says it is funded by subscriptions rather than advertising, tracking, or selling user data. |
| Purpose | Burkmak is a self-hosted, multi-user read-it-later app for saving links, reading articles, highlighting text, syncing with Kobo, and exporting notes to Obsidian. | wallabag saves web articles, extracts their content, and presents them in a clean reading view for later. |
Burkmak plans
- Self-hostedFree
wallabag plans
- 3 months—
- 1 year—
- The ❤️ subscription—
- wallabag self-hostedFree
- 3 months$4, paid once
- 1 year$11 a year
Pick Burkmak if…
Burkmak suits self-hosters, Kobo readers, and note-takers who want to collect articles and keep highlights in Obsidian. Its single-instance design is aimed at a limited number of accounts, not multi-instance high availability.
Pick wallabag if…
wallabag suits readers who want to save articles for later reading, organize them, and annotate them. Its self-hosted edition may suit people who want control over their instance and its data.