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YOUR WEB, PRESERVED.

ArchiveBox app icon

Keep the good
parts of the web.

A home for every link worth saving.
Share, search, and revisit your archive.
Now on Android.

Get ArchiveBox for Android Screenshots ↗

Android 9+   ·   Use any server   ·   Free & open source

ArchiveBox at home
ArchiveBox at home · Android
ArchiveBox at home — Navigate collection, server tools, and helpful resources.Share from any app — Receive a real Android share intent and review the URL before saving.Saved to your archive — Confirm the server accepted your link and its tags.Find it again — Search saved pages by title, URL, or tags.Your saved web — Browse the real ArchiveBox collection and archived pages.Open an archived page — Read the preserved copy hosted on your ArchiveBox server.Save a link — Send URLs and capture preferences to your server.Make it easy to find — Choose existing tags or add your own.Your server, connected — Connect with your server address and securely stored API key.Discover nearby servers — Look for ArchiveBox servers on port 5797 on your local network and configured tailnet.Welcome to your archive — Choose an existing server or follow the setup guide.Run your own server — Follow the native Docker setup guide with the ready-to-copy command.ArchiveBox on your home screen — Save or search from a real installed Android home screen widget.A quieter view — Use the real Android dark appearance across the native app.Room for your archive — Use adaptive navigation on an actual tablet-size Android display.Follow your collection — See server activity and archiving progress.Your server tools — Use authenticated ArchiveBox administration inside the app.Your crawls — Inspect actual crawl history on your server.Scheduled crawls — Manage recurring captures on the server.Captured output formats — Inspect real archive results and saved output files.Organize your collection — Manage the server collection tags.AI Agent — Access the server AI interface and its current availability.Users — Manage accounts on your own server.Personas — Manage server capture identities for logged-in websites.API keys — Review access keys in authenticated administration.Webhooks — Configure outbound server notifications.Processes — Inspect real server processes and their status.Machines — See machines registered with your ArchiveBox server.Network interfaces — Inspect server networking.Installed binaries — See real capture executables available to the server.Plugins — Inspect available archiving plugins.Workers — View current server workers.Server logs — Inspect actual server activity and diagnostics.Connection Settings — Manage your server and reopen the setup guide.
↗ Save from any app⌕ Find it again⌂ Keep it on your server

LESS FRICTION. MORE KEEPING.

Share it.
Tag it. Keep it.

An article for later. A recipe you love. A reference you’ll need again. Send a link to ArchiveBox from Android’s share menu, add a few tags, and carry on.

Tag & organize from your phone while your server does the heavy archiving work.

See the share sheet ↗
Share from any app
Share from any app · Android
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Find your way back

Search your saved pages, browse snapshots, and open the original or archived version when you need it.

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Your whole collection

Reach collection and administration pages from one place, with the familiar tools from your ArchiveBox server.

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No analytics, no tracking

Connect with a server address and API key. Discover nearby servers on port 5797, or check your tailnet server names.

A LITTLE SETUP. A LASTING ARCHIVE.

Your server.
Your Android.

ArchiveBox for Android connects to a server you control. Run ArchiveBox at home, on a computer, or with a hosting provider.

Choose a home for your archive ↗
  1. 01

    Install the beta

    Download the Android APK from GitHub Releases and approve installation from your browser. A Google Play listing is not available yet.

  2. 02

    Connect your server

    Already set up? Choose I already have a server. Enter your server address and API key in Connection Settings, or use discovery to find a nearby server.

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    Save something worth keeping

    Open any page, tap Share → ArchiveBox, and add your tags. Your server needs to be reachable when you save or browse.

MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME.

Your archive, at a glance.

Find your favorite way to save, search, and explore. Take a tour of your collection, connections, and the home-screen widget that keeps your next save one tap away.

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A few things to know

Does the app archive websites on my phone?

Your ArchiveBox server performs the archiving and stores the files. The Android app sends links, searches your collection, and opens server pages. Keep your server running and reachable.

Can I connect over Tailscale?

Yes, when your device is connected to your tailnet and the server is reachable. In Connection Settings, check a server’s MagicDNS name or tailnet IP on port 5797. Enter a server hostname or IP address, or paste Tailscale status JSON to check your known peers.

Where is the Google Play download?

Currently while in BETA, the app is installable from Github as an APK. We hope to have a Google Play version available in the near future.

What happens to my data?

Shared URLs and searches go to your configured server. The app stores the connection on your device. Your server controls archive retention and access, and the pages you open may contact their own services. Read the privacy notes.

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