Read later without ads: save articles, highlight them, take them along as an e-book.
A bookmark manager that keeps things: links, notes and images with a full copy of every page.
Karakeep collects links, notes and images in one place, keeps a full copy and a screenshot of every page and searches everything in full text. Saved pages stay readable even when the original disappears.
Browser extension and mobile apps send finds in with one tap; lists and tags keep the collection sorted.
Good to know before the first start. Karakeep runs its own browser inside the pod to capture pages. Hence the larger defaults — with less memory, archiving bigger pages fails.
Karakeep reads the CSV file that mymind exports, with links, notes and tags.
| mymind and Podless | mymind | On Podless |
|---|---|---|
| Where the data lives | mymindOn the provider’s servers | On PodlessIn your own instance in the EU |
| Source code | mymindNot open to read | On PodlessOpen, you can read what runs |
| Ads and profiling | mymindPer the provider’s terms | On PodlessNone |
| Your own domain | mymindUsually not offered | On PodlessIncluded, certificate too |
| Getting out again | mymindAs far as the provider allows | On PodlessSFTP, database, backups to your storage |
| If it gets shut down | mymindYou have to move | On PodlessYou decide when you leave |
At the recommended size (2 cores · 4 GB RAM · 10 GB Storage) about €5.70 a month, billed by the hour. Stop Karakeep and you only pay for storage.
No. No server, no Docker, no terminal commands. You click start and Karakeep runs. Updates are tested on our own instances first and then rolled out.
In your own Karakeep instance on servers in Germany and France; bulk storage sits in Frankfurt. Add your own S3 bucket and we back up there daily, encrypted.
Karakeep is open source and keeps running on your own server. You fetch the files over a time-limited SFTP access and reach the database with the credentials from the dashboard.
Read later without ads: save articles, highlight them, take them along as an e-book.
Archive web pages permanently — as HTML, PDF, screenshot and WARC.
Bookmarks, fast and without the extras: save, tag, find again.