Pocket export viewer

Mozilla shut Pocket down in 2025 and left you with an export file. Drop it below to see everything you saved — searchable, right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Parsed entirely in your browser. Your file is never uploaded anywhere.

How to export from Pocket

  1. Pocket's data-export window closed on November 12, 2025. If you exported in time, you already have the file.
  2. The HTML export is a file named ril_export.html (the classic getpocket.com/export format).
  3. The CSV export(Mozilla's 2025 shutdown export) has columns liketitle, url, time_added, tags, status.
  4. Drop either one below — the viewer detects the format automatically.
Everything happens in your browser — the file you drop in is parsed locally with JavaScript and never uploaded to Batata or anyone else. Close the tab and it's gone.

FAQ

Pocket shut down — can I still open my export?
Yes. As long as you exported your data before Nov 12, 2025, you have the file. Drop the HTML or CSV here and it opens instantly in your browser.
Is my Pocket data uploaded anywhere?
No. It's parsed locally in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing is sent to any server.
Do my tags and save dates come through?
Yes — the viewer reads titles, URLs, tags, and the original save dates from both the HTML and CSV Pocket exports.
Where do I go now that Pocket is gone?
You can import this same file into Batata (free for 100 bookmarks). It archives the full text of every page so you can search by meaning and ask your library questions — the recall Pocket never had. Full export anytime, no lock-in.

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