Omnivore was a beloved open-source read-later app. It shut down after being acquired by ElevenLabs. If you were an Omnivore user, you’re looking for a new home for your reading list.
But here’s a question worth asking: did you actually read everything you saved in Omnivore?
If you’re honest, probably not. The average read-later user reads fewer than 27% of saved articles. The problem wasn’t Omnivore. The problem is the format.
Instead of finding another read-later app (Pocket, Instapaper, Readwise Reader) and repeating the same pattern, try a format switch.
audiclip doesn’t store articles for you to read later. It turns them into a daily podcast you listen to tomorrow morning.
What you’ll miss: Omnivore’s clean reading experience, highlighting, annotation, and open-source ethos.
What you’ll gain: actually consuming the articles you save, via audio, during time you already have (commutes, walks, cooking).
Many former Omnivore users split their reading:
This split acknowledges that not every article needs the same treatment. Some deserve focused reading. Most just need to be heard.
Don’t replace Omnivore with another graveyard. Replace it with something that works.