Local-first · No account · No server · No subscription

Save once, yours forever.

Stow is the local web library that lives in your browser. One click to save any article — clean text, images, offline, forever. Full-text search in <200ms, export anytime.

Add to Chrome — $29 lifetime Early bird $19

For researchers, readers, Pocket refugees. 30 free saves, then one-time unlock.

Save

Toolbar icon → clean text via Readability + DOMPurify → images localized to IndexedDB. Duplicate detection, privileged page guard, 3s feedback.

Read

Distraction-free reader: light/dark, font size, progress memory, table of contents (h1-h3), offline images. Your data never leaves the device.

Search

MiniSearch in-memory index, CJK unigram tokenizer, title 4× boost, prefix & fuzzy. <200ms @ 1000 pages, highlights, debounce 150ms.

Export

Single article → self-contained HTML (base64 images, no scripts). Full library → JSON backup with license hint & funnel. The sovereignty guarantee.

Stow vs subscription read-it-later apps

StowSubscription read-it-later apps
Pricing$29 once$33–60 / year, forever
Data locationYour deviceVendor's cloud
Account requiredNoYes
Offline readingFullVaries
ExportFree, full-libraryOften paid / limited
TrackingZeroAnalytics typical

One-time, forever

$29 / lifetime · early $19 with coupon

30 free saves to try everything. After that, unlock in one click. Your existing saves stay readable, searchable, exportable forever. Creem (Merchant of Record) handles checkout & global taxes. No account, local license cached, works offline. 14-day money-back guaranteerefund policy.

Unlock Stow
Fix price $29 (sweet spot $4.99–$29.99), beats Pocket Premium $44.99/yr. Coupon implements early bird without app change.

Privacy in one sentence

Stow never uploads, tracks, or accounts. All pages, images, search index, and conversion funnel stay in IndexedDB on your device. Only the separately opened checkout window (creem.io) contacts the payment processor — the extension itself loads zero remote scripts. Full privacy policy →