Is Omnivore shut down?

Yes. After the team joined ElevenLabs, the hosted service ended and all user data was deleted on November 15, 2024. A self-hosted, open-source version is all that remains.

Can I still get my Omnivore data?

Only if you exported it before November 15, 2024, or if you run the self-hosted version yourself. The hosted data was permanently deleted.

What is the best Omnivore alternative in 2026?

It depends what you save. Readwise Reader is the closest article reader, while Stashr is built for capturing and keeping social saves across X, Reddit, Instagram, and TikTok.

Can I import Omnivore into Stashr?

Stashr does not read Omnivore's export file today. What it does is capture everything you save from here on and keep a permanent copy, so your new library stays safe.

Discontinued

Stashr vs Omnivore

Omnivore was a beloved free, open-source read-it-later app, until its team joined ElevenLabs and the hosted service shut down, deleting user data on November 15, 2024. The code lives on for self-hosters, but there is no app to sign up for. Stashr is a maintained home for your saves, and it keeps its own copy so a shutdown can never erase them.

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What happened to Omnivore

Omnivore's team was acquired by ElevenLabs in October 2024. The hosted app was discontinued and all user data was deleted on November 15, 2024. Only a self-hosted, open-source version remains.

Omnivore's hosted library is gone, but Stashr gives your saves a maintained home and keeps its own permanent copy, so the next time a company moves on, your library stays put.

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Feature by feature

Feature comparison between Stashr and Omnivore
Feature	Stashr	Omnivore
Permanent copy, survives deletion
Real-time auto-capture	Yes
Platforms covered
Bulk-import your backlog
AI auto-tagging	Yes	No
Collections & filters	Yes
Search by meaning	Yes
One unified library	Yes
Media gallery	Soon	No
Ask your library	Soon	No
MCP connector	Soon	No
Where it runs
Pricing	14-day free trial, then $8 to $10/mo	Discontinued; was free, open source

Pricing

Stashr

Hobby $8/mo or Pro $10/mo, dropping to $6 and $7.50 billed yearly. Includes a 14-day free trial.

Omnivore

Discontinued (was free and open source). Only a self-hosted version remains.

Common questions

The verdict

If you are technical and happy to run a server, Omnivore's open-source code still works, and it was a genuinely great reader for articles, PDFs, and newsletters. For everyone else, the hosted app is gone and the data with it, which is the real lesson: a save is only as safe as the company holding it. Stashr keeps its own permanent copy of everything you save and captures new saves automatically across X, Reddit, Instagram, and TikTok. If you want a maintained home that will not vanish in an acquisition, Stashr is built for that.