All use cases

A full-fidelity web archive you control

PagePocket is a personal web archiving tool: capture pages with their styles, fonts, and layout intact, organise them into collections, and share the exact snapshot — only when you choose to.

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For archivists & librarians

How archivists use PagePocket

A full-fidelity, personal web archive you control.

Capture pages with full fidelity

A save is a self-contained copy of the page — its HTML, CSS, and images — rendered with the original design in the sandboxed viewer, not a stripped-back screenshot. What you captured is what you will see, even if the site redesigns or disappears.

PagePocket viewer showing an archived page rendered at full fidelity
The PagePocket viewer rendering the demo account's archived copy of Wikipedia's “Web archiving” article, with styles and images inlined.

Organise by collection, project, or event

Structure the archive the way you curate: nested collections you can rename and colour-code, with drag-and-drop filing. Coverage captured around one event becomes a single collection you can browse — and search within.

PagePocket collection view showing the Research sources collection
The demo account's “Research sources” collection view in PagePocket, holding three archived pages.

Share snapshots on your terms

Your archive is private by default. When you do want to make an item available, a share link serves the archived copy itself — with an optional expiry — and can be revoked at any time. Recipients need no account.

PagePocket share dialog with expiry options
The PagePocket share dialog: pick a link expiry, then create a share link for a saved page.

FAQ

Common questions from archivists

What does “full fidelity” mean in practice?
Each save is a self-contained copy of the page — its HTML, CSS, and images — and the viewer renders it with the original layout and styling. Pages that lean heavily on client-side scripting may not behave identically to the live site; what PagePocket preserves is the page as a document.
Am I contributing to a public archive?
No. PagePocket is a personal archive: nothing you save is published or visible to other users. That is the difference from community archives like the Wayback Machine — you decide exactly what is kept, and only you can read it until you explicitly share a link.
Can colleagues search the same archive?
Not yet — the library is per-account for now, and shared team collections are not part of the launch plans. Individual snapshots can be shared with a link whenever needed.
What does PagePocket cost?
The Free plan covers 50 page saves a month with 500 MB of storage, including full-text search, collections, and share links — enough to run the workflows on this page. Pro is $2/month (billed yearly, $24/yr) when you need a bigger library: more pages, 10 GB, and unlimited collections.

More workflows

Other ways to use PagePocket

Same product, four workflows: full-fidelity saves, a private library, full-text search, and shareable links.

Researchers

Save web pages for research and cite pages that don't change.

See how researchers use it

Journalists

Archive web pages as evidence before sources disappear.

See how journalists use it

Developers

Pin documentation versions and the pages you debug against.

See how developers use it

Start the archive you control

Start free — 50 pages/month, no credit card. Pro is $2/mo when you need more.

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