Pocket is shutting down. Move somewhere that remembers for you.
If you're looking for a Pocket alternative, the honest question isn't "where do I dump links now?" — it's "why did the last pile never get read?" Zihin is built around that problem.
Read-it-later apps all share the same flaw: they're a list that only grows. You save with good intentions, the list gets longer, and the thing you actually needed sinks to the bottom. Pocket didn't fix that, and neither does moving your list to another identical list.
What Zihin does differently
Decay ranking. Every save is scored by freshness. The ones going cold rise back to the top before you forget them — instead of being buried forever.
Automatic organization. Saves are grouped into smart folders by topic and state, so you don't hand-file anything.
Chat with your library.Chat with your bookmarks — ask a question across everything you've saved and get an answer cited from your own saves, never invented.
Capture where you already save. A browser extension pulls in what you bookmark on X and LinkedIn, not just articles you paste.
Bringing your Pocket list across
You don't have to start from an empty page. Zihin accepts a JSON import, so your existing reading list comes with you and immediately gets sorted and ranked.