Pocket shut down. Your stack doesn't have to.

Dewey Follows sources you choose and answers in chat — not another save-for-later archive.

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Or see Dewey vs Matter

Dewey interface showing research companion in action

You didn't fail at reading. The queue grew because every interesting link had nowhere to go except a pile. Pocket held that pile. Then Mozilla closed it. You don't need a new archive of dead saves. You need Follow → Send → Ask on a few sources that still matter.

Pocket is gone

Mozilla officially shut down Pocket on July 8, 2025. Export access closed Nov 12, 2025. Apps and extensions are dead. getpocket.com points at Firefox discovery.

Official timeline per Mozilla support:

May 22, 2025
Removed from app stores; renewals + new signups off
July 8, 2025
Shutdown; Premium refunds; ~90-day export-only web
Nov 12, 2025
Export closed; account/data deletion; API disabled

Pocket was / Dewey is

Follow sources, get Sends, Ask in chat — Dewey's Follow → Send → Ask loop
Pocket was Dewey is
Save articles to read later Follow sources; Send digests; Ask in chat
Archive / queue you open Chat-native research companion
App / extension Messages (start on SMS)
Free + Premium reading stack 7-day trial, then Personal $14.99/mo (~50¢/day)

How to migrate

  1. Get started → /sms (7-day trial)
  2. Follow 3 sources (not import everything)
  3. Day-1 Send in chat
  4. Ask one real question before day 8
  5. Keep Personal if habit sticks

If Pocket's closure feels like losing a promise — that the internet could be saved and you'd catch up — you're not alone. But the truth is, the pile never worked. The real loss isn't the app; it's the illusion that saving was enough.

Dewey is a different bet: instead of holding everything, Follow a few sources that matter. Let Dewey read the stream and Send you what's relevant. Ask questions later. The goal isn't another queue. It's staying informed without the guilt.

Try the 7-day trial. If it doesn't change how you read, walk away. If it does, it costs about 50 cents a day.

Dewey vs Matter

Many Pocket users moved to Matter after the shutdown. Matter rebuilt the save-and-read experience with modern polish, RSS, TTS, and highlights. If that's what you want, Matter delivers.

Dewey is not trying to replace Matter. Dewey is for people who are drowning in the unread stream and want a companion that reads for them, delivers in chat, and answers questions later. Different problem, different tool.

See the full breakdown: Dewey vs Matter

Pricing

Dewey pricing: Personal $14.99/mo, Business $99.99/mo

7-day trial

then $14.99/mo

(~50¢/day on Personal)

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No discount copy. No free-forever plan. If you want Dewey, you pay for Dewey.

FAQ

Is Dewey a Pocket alternative?
For staying informed without a reading pile, yes. Not a save/archive clone.
Can I import my Pocket library?
Not in v1. Export closed Nov 12, 2025. Follow live sources instead.
When did Pocket shut down?
July 8, 2025 per Mozilla. Export ended Nov 12, 2025.
How much does Dewey cost?
7-day trial then Personal $14.99/mo (~50¢/day).
Does Dewey have a free forever plan?
No.
Should I use Matter or Dewey?
Matter for read/listen app; Dewey for Follow→Send→Ask in chat. See Dewey vs Matter.
How do I start?
Get started → /sms.