Omnivore
omnivore.app
A free, open-source read-later app with highlighting, notes, newsletter ingestion, and a full-text search across everything you have saved.
Why it is useful
One of the few read-later apps that is both free and open-source, with no article limit and built-in newsletter support that competes with paid tools. The highlighting and annotation system is robust enough for serious research workflows, and everything is searchable including the full text of saved articles. Syncs cleanly across mobile and desktop.
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