Raindrop.io
8.6#1 in bookmark managersFrom $27.99 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Reminiscence
6.5#23 in bookmark managersFree planFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Raindrop.io | Reminiscence |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The free plan advertises more than 2,600 integrations, including workflows through services such as IFTTT and Zapier. | Media archiving uses configurable third-party download managers; curl and wget are listed as defaults, and youtube-dl is given as an option. |
| Organization | Users can group bookmarks into collections, classify them with tags, and filter by type, tag, or domain. | Users can categorize bookmarks in directories, edit metadata, and search by URL, title, tags, or summary. |
| Privacy | The maker says collections are private by default, file links require authentication and expire after 10 minutes, and it does not advertise, track, or sell user data. | The README says directories and links are private by default; archived media links are also not shared by default. |
Raindrop.io plans
- FreeFree
- Pro monthly$2.99 a month
- Pro yearly$27.99 a year
- Pro—
Reminiscence plans
- ReminiscenceFree
Pick Raindrop.io if…
Raindrop.io suits people who want to organize saved web material across devices, or share selected collections with others. Pro may appeal to users who need full-text search or saved copies of web pages.
Pick Reminiscence if…
Reminiscence suits people who want to self-host bookmarks and archived web pages, with private directories, annotations, and a reader view. It is aimed at users comfortable with Linux or Docker deployment.