All use cases

Pin documentation versions before they change

Save the documentation pages, API references, and release notes you code against into a private, full-text-searchable library — so when the live docs move, your copy doesn't.

Pin your first page — it's free

For developers

How developers use PagePocket

Pin documentation versions and the pages you debug against.

Pin docs and API references that change under you

The MDN page, the framework guide, the endpoint reference you implemented against — all get rewritten without notice. Save the version you are working from; months later, the archived copy still shows the exact signatures and behaviour your code depends on.

PagePocket library with a saved MDN Fetch API documentation page
The PagePocket library holding the demo account's saved copy of MDN's Fetch API reference, alongside other saved pages.

Archive the pages you debug against

Stack Overflow answers get deleted, GitHub issues get locked and hidden, and the bug tracker you diffed against moves to another vendor. Capture them while they are open, and full-text search your archive the next time the same error surfaces.

PagePocket search results with highlighted snippets
Full-text search across every saved page, with highlighted snippets — here finding the two demo pages mentioning “preservation”.

Snapshot the pricing and dependency pages you rely on

Vendor pricing pages, terms of service, and dependency release notes all change silently. A saved copy is your record of what a plan cost — or what a licence said — on the day you made the decision that depended on it.

PagePocket viewer rendering an archived page with its original styling
The PagePocket viewer rendering an archived page exactly as saved — the demo copy of Wikipedia's “Web archiving” article.

FAQ

Common questions from developers

Can I read saved documentation offline?
Not today. PagePocket is a cloud library, so reading a saved page needs a connection. What it protects you from is the other offline problem: the doc you saved doesn't change or disappear out from under you, and it's full-text searchable wherever you sign in.
Does the archive keep code blocks and formatting?
Yes. PagePocket saves the full page — HTML, CSS, and images — and the sandboxed viewer renders it with the original layout and styling, with the page's tracking scripts stripped out.
How is this different from bookmarking a doc page?
A bookmark stores a URL — when the docs move or get rewritten, the bookmark silently follows the new version or breaks. PagePocket stores the page itself, at the version you saved, searchable across everything you have captured.
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

Archivists

A full-fidelity, personal web archive you control.

See how archivists use it

Never debug from a dead link again

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

Pin your first page — it's free