What iPhone app can import my Pocket export?
By Taha Baalla·
Drafted with AI from the Nemos app and its documentation. Details about other apps can change, so check their sites.
Pocket closed in 2025, and its export was offered for a limited time. If you downloaded the file back then, you may find it in your Files app, your Downloads folder or an old email from Pocket. The export is a CSV file, sometimes inside a zip.
To bring it in, open the import option in Nemos, pick Pocket, and choose the file. Your links arrive as items in your library, and Nemos can then fetch their previews. A large file can take a while, so leave it running.
After the import, try a search for something you remember saving. Since Pocket stored your list rather than a guaranteed copy of each site, some old links will be dead. That is true of any app you move to.
When something else fits better: if articles were all you saved, a reading app such as Instapaper keeps things simple. Nemos is worth it if you also keep Reels, screenshots and voice notes. The free plan covers unlimited saves with your newest 50 open, so you can test this on a real week of saving before you pay anything.
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