FetchMark
Offline-first read-later and bookmark manager that turns any article URL into a clean summary.
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What is FetchMark?
FetchMark is a bookmark and article archiving manager that stores clean, permanent copies of web pages in a distraction-free library. It strips ads and trackers, preserves content even if original URLs go offline, and offers features like highlights, notes, full-text search, and markdown export for data ownership.
FetchMark pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free during Open Beta (all features unrestricted); future free tier and pricing model to be announced
FetchMark pros
- Permanent archival with offline access — original pages can disappear but your copy remains
- Clean, ad-free reader view with good typography and margins
- Full-text search across entire library plus markdown export for data portability
- Privacy-focused with row-level security and no data lock-in
FetchMark cons
- Currently in Open Beta with pricing model not yet finalized — will transition to a paid tier after beta
- Deliberately minimal feature set by design — lacks advanced bookmarking tools some users may expect
- No mention of browser extensions, mobile apps, or cross-device sync capabilities
Frequently asked questions about FetchMark
What happens if the original page goes offline?
Your archived copy stays in your library. FetchMark stores the clean text of the page, so the words remain even when the URL doesn't.
Is my library private?
Yes. Every article, highlight and note is scoped to your account and protected by row-level security.
Can I get my data out?
Yes, any time. Export any article to Markdown from the Reader view — no lock-in.
How much does it cost?
Nothing during the Open Beta — every account gets unrestricted access to all Pro features free of charge.