Chive
How it works
Text the link to Chive, the same way you would text it to a friend.
AI watches the video and pulls out structured knowledge — ingredients, steps, key points — in under a minute.
Search by topic, ingredient, person, or keyword. Find exactly what you need, when you need it.
Pocket was a beloved read-later app for articles (2008–2025), owned by Mozilla. It didn't handle video content. It's now shut down.
If most of what you save now is on TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube — those are videos, not articles. You need something built for video.
Built for video content. Extracts the knowledge from video and keeps it searchable. Recipes, tutorials, workouts, educational clips — all structured and findable.
No app to download. No new behavior to learn. Just text us like you'd text a friend.
FAQ
Pocket, the read-later app owned by Mozilla, shut down in 2025. Users needed to export their saved articles and find an alternative.
Chive is built for video content, not articles. If you primarily saved articles in Pocket, Readwise Reader or Instapaper are closer replacements. If you saved a lot of video content or social media links, Chive handles that use case.
Chive saves the extracted content from links — not the link itself. For a TikTok recipe, Chive saves the ingredients and steps, not just the URL. For an article or text-based page, Chive currently extracts content from video platforms only.
For articles and newsletters: Readwise Reader ($10.99/month) or Instapaper (free). For TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube videos: Chive (free tier available). Many former Pocket users use both.