Bookmer is a bookmark manager for the links you want to keep. These pages compare it with Raindrop.io, Diigo, Start.me, Pinboard, Pocket, and the bookmarks already in your browser.
Raindrop.io is a bookmark manager. Bookmer is one too — built as a visual library you can open in any browser, with folders, search, sharing and a free plan.
Diigo grew up around highlighting, annotations and social bookmarks. Bookmer is a bookmark manager for the links themselves — organized, searchable and available in every browser.
Start.me is a start page of widgets and links. Bookmer is a bookmark manager: the pages you save live in one library, then stay available in every browser and on every device.
Pinboard is a fast, minimal bookmark service built around tags. Bookmer is a visual bookmark manager: folders, icons, search, and the same library on every browser.
Mozilla closed Pocket in 2025. If you still need those links, Bookmer is a bookmark manager for saving, organizing and finding pages — not a copy of Pocket’s article reader.
Chrome, Safari and Firefox each keep their own bookmarks. Bookmer keeps one library, so the pages you save are there whichever browser you open.
Feature lists change. The tables describe Bookmer as it works today and the difference that matters when choosing a library. Check the other product before you move a large collection.