Omnivore is gone. A read-later app that can't shut down on you

Omnivore's team joined ElevenLabs in 2024 and the hosted app closed that November. Like Pocket after it, everything people saved lived on servers that went away.

Cavvi works the other way round. Your library is a folder of ordinary files on your Mac, synced through your own iCloud Drive or Google Drive. If you ever stop using Cavvi, the files stay.

Save what you read

• On your Mac: add Cavvi for Chrome and save a page with one click or ⌥⇧S.
• On your phone: tap Share, then Cavvi.
• Highlights you want to keep: select the text in Chrome, right-click it and choose Save as note to Cavvi.

Read and find it again

Articles open in a clean reader. Search finds them by their words, and with your own AI key, by describing them.

Questions

Can I bring my Omnivore library across?

Cavvi doesn't read Omnivore's export. Save the pieces you still care about, and they're yours from then on.

Is Cavvi open source like Omnivore?

No. But your library isn't locked in: it's plain files you can open, copy and back up. See Where your library lives.