Caute beside the apps you might be leaving.
Each page says what Caute and another app have in common, when to stay with the other app, and how to bring your library across.
Caute and Pocket
If you kept the file Pocket's export sent you, Caute can read it today. Each link is saved again with its tags and the date you saved it, and Caute keeps a copy of the page this time.
Caute and Omnivore
Omnivore's code lives on for people who run it themselves. If you kept the export from its hosted service, Caute reads it with the pages Omnivore saved, your highlights on their passages and your labels as tags.
Caute and Readwise
Readwise is a reading app with a library behind it. Caute is a library with a reader in front of it. Which one you want depends on where you spend the hour.
Caute and Instapaper
Instapaper is built for reading what you saved. Caute is built for keeping it, of every kind, and finding the passage again later. If reading is the whole job, Instapaper may be all you need.
Caute and Raindrop
Raindrop keeps your bookmarks in order. Caute keeps the pages behind them, and finds the sentence you remember. If a sorted list of links is what you want, Raindrop is built for that.
Caute and MemoryPlugin
MemoryPlugin and Caute both give every assistant you use one memory. MemoryPlugin gathers it as you chat. In Caute, an assistant writes a memory when it remembers something, beside the page it learned it from.
Caute and supermemory
supermemory is a memory engine that developers build into their agents. Caute is a library a person keeps, which their own assistants read and write. Which one fits depends on whether you are building an agent or using one.
Caute and Basic Memory
Basic Memory keeps what you and your assistants write as Markdown files on your own disk. Caute keeps a library on its server, of notes and of everything you caught. If you want it all local, Basic Memory is built for that.