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Pocket (by Mozilla) is a read-it-later service that lets users save articles, videos, and web pages for offline consumption. The IA is intentionally minimal — a save → organize → read pipeline. Pocket differentiates through its recommendation engine (surfacing curated articles), tagging system, and distraction-free reading mode that strips away website clutter. It serves as both a personal reading library and a content discovery platform.
Key pattern: The reading view is purposefully distraction-free — no ads, no sidebar, no related articles. The focus is entirely on the content. Tags replace folders as the organizational paradigm.
Content Model
Entity
Key Attributes
Relationships
Saved Item
URL, title, excerpt, thumbnail, domain/source, date saved, tags, favorite flag, status (unread/archived), estimated read time, type (article/video)
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Tag
name, items count, user-defined
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Highlight
text selection, item, color, note
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Recommendation
title, URL, excerpt, source, topic, curator note
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Collection
title, description, items (ordered), curator
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User Flows
Save & read
Browse the web → click Pocket extension or share-to-Pocket → Article saved → appears in My List → Optionally add tags for organization → Open in Pocket → distraction-free reader view → Archive when finished (or delete)
Tag & organize
View My List → select item(s) → "Tag" → Type tag name(s) → apply (Premium: auto-suggested tags) → Browse by tag in sidebar → filtered view of saved items → Bulk actions: tag, archive, delete, favorite
Discover & save
Visit Discover tab → browse curated recommendations → Filter by topic (Technology, Science, Food, etc.) → Read article preview → save to My List for later → Articles surfaced by editorial team + algorithmic recommendations
Listen (TTS)
Open saved article → tap "Listen" button → Text-to-speech reads article aloud → Control speed, play/pause → listen while commuting → Syncs position across devices